PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13324, 2 November 1906, Page 7

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Sis John Logan Campbell celebrates his ;. 90th birthday to-morrow. The Revs. Robertson and Jecks returned to New Plymouth yesterday afternoon by * ' the R a raw a. . - Mrs. Waller and Miss Waller, of Epsom, ■. « -Ici'.vy by the Zealandia for Sydney on Monday, en route for Europe. Messrs. John Bollard, Frank,Lnwry, and K. M. Houston, M.H.R.'s, were passen- .' gers from New Plymouth by the Rotoiti . yesterday. Mr. W. Brabant, of the Bank of New Zealand, left Wanganui on Monday lor \ Waipawa, where he will take up the position of accountant. When (lie San Francisco mail left England. Mr. W. C. Sprott, son of the vicar of St. Paul's, Wellington, had taken up residence at Cambridge in the ancient college of Peterhouso. Mr. Sprott had a tine ! voyage to England. Mr. Richard Mtisefield, sen., of To Kopuru, is seriously indisposed, and grave anxiety is felt for his condition. Mr. Maselield ii a brother of Mr. T. T. Maseficld, of Auckland. The latter went up to Kaipara by yesterday's train. Mr. William Pryor, tin organising secretary of the Employers' Association, left Wellington for Dune-din on Tuesday evening. He proposes to return with his family in the course of a few days, when he will take up his residence at Island Bay. ('• It is stated that the Minister for Lands, who intended to make a- tour of the Auckland province about the middle of January next. has. in deference to the pressing | wishes of the farming community, who desired him to be present at the agricultural shows at Opotiki and elsewhere, deferred his visit until a mouth later.