PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13296, 1 October 1906, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

The Rev. Mr. Cato was a passenger from, Gisborne by the Mokoia. yesterday. Dr. Begg -was a passenger to New Plymouth yesterday by the Rarawa. Mr. A. Kidd, M.H.R., returned from Wel- '. lington yesterday by the Takapuna. Mr. R. E. Isaacs was a passenger from the South by the Mokoia yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Atkinson returned from their visit to Australia yesterday' by the Maheno. Judge and Mrs. Seth-Smitli were passengers by the Rarawa yesterday for Now Plymouth. Mr. Justice Cooper was a passenger yesterday - morning -by the Takapuna from * New Plymouth. Mr. Lamb, of the Parker-Lamb Timber Company, returned from Sydney yesterday by the Maheno. Mr. J. M. Menni© returned by the Maheno from Sydney yesterday, after a short visit to Australia. Captain Pearce, of the Wairoa S.S. Company, was a passenger from Sydney s yesterday by the Maheno. Mr. E. W. Alison, M.H.R. for Waitemata, arrived from Wellington on Saturday, and returns to Wellington to-day. Mrs. George 'T. Niccol and her eon were passengers from Sydney by the Maheno yesterday, after a short visit to Australia. . Messrs. Harold Ashton and Marcus, the well-known theatrical agents, were passengers from Sydney by the Maheno yesterday. Miss Gudgeon, who arrived from Rarotonga by the Hauroto on Thursday, left for Wellington by the To Anau on Saturday. Captain Percy Atkin, British Commissioner to the Cnristchurch Exhibition, left Sydney for Wellington on Saturday by the Waikaro. >. Mr. John Benton, chief officer, and Mr. jfletcher, third officer, of the Taviur.i, have . transferred over to . the Manapouri in similar capacities. ■ Mr. and Mrs. A. Withy, who have been on a visit to Canada,, the United States and Australia, were passengers from Sydney by the Maheno yesterday. ' , Mr. F. Wainhouse, late second officer of the Taviuni, has successfuly passed his . , examination before the local examiners as master in the foreign trade. , * Judge Rawson, of the Native Land Court, was a passenger from New Plymouth by ; the Rarawa on Saturday, and leaves for Hokianga to-day. " •Mrs... J. W. Dunlop, wife of "the chief engineer of the Maheno, was a passenger from Sydney by the steamer yesterday, and proceeds to Dunedin. Captain H. Paterson, who came up to • Kaipara from the South as coast pilot of the Italian barque Katerina, left for Dunedin, by the Te Anau on Saturday. " . ' ' ——- ' Judge C.E. MacOormick, of the Native Land Court, left for New-Plymouth by the . Rarawa yesterday, to attend a sitting of the Native Appellate Court. Captain Maxwell, of the Union S.S. •* { - Company, who has been on a holiday visit '*/ to Australia, and Mrs. Maxwell were iifcv passengers from Sydney by the Maheno yesterday. Colonel Roberts, S.M. at Tauranga, and Mrs. and the Misses Roberts, who have been on a short visit to Australia, were V.... -- passengers by the Maheno, from Sydney yesterday. Mr. J. Graham Grow, Government Trade v, Commissioner, left Wellington for Auckland yesterday, en route to Canada, where he is to introduce New Zealand products to the people of the Dominion, with a view to opening'up trade relations. Mr. Stringer, chief officer of the Aparima, is to join the Moana' whilst that vessel is in the Vancouver running. Mr. Vint, second officer of the Aparima, has been promoted to chief officer, Mr. McKenzie, late second officer of the Pukaki, is second officer and Mr. Williamson is now third officer of the Aparima.