PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13395, 25 January 1907, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

• — f|:"' Ufa. J. B. Fi'i/ro.v went South yesterday l\. .by the s.s. Rarawa. c|>. The Rev. Mr. Hewlett arrived from Wliaugarei by the Ngapuhi last night. S; Mr. and Mrs. Johansen came up from m •the South yesterday by the Rarawa. P ' Captain Montgomery was a passenger for P '(New Plymouth yesterday by the Rarawa. Archbishop Redwood, of Wellington, and Father Rowen, were passengers from \\ ha- %:-■: ugarei last night by the Ngapuhi. Mr W. N. Mcintosh, headmaster of the *.- Onehunga District High School, returned I from the South by the Rarawa yesterday. W> Mr. A. R. Gatland, of the Stratford -■: school, accompanied by his wife, left by "'.'the Rarawa yesterday, after a holiday §§g spent at Onehunga. ',' ' Mr. P. H. Moll who has been in the .', railway district engineer's office, Wellington, for the past six years, has been transv erred to Auckland. A presentation was ." made to him prior to his departure. ,:: Mr. John Kneen. secretary of the Auckf land branch of the Federated Seamen's ■ Union, left for Wellington yesterday by the M Rarawa, in order to confer with Sir. Belli cher, who leaves shortly to attend the Imfc". perial Maritime Conference in England. Our Coromandel correspondent telegraphI . ed last night as follows:—A number of •>■":• Coromandel residents have gone to the j*; Christ-church Exhibition. Mrs. and Mr. Tanner, Miss C. Goldsworthy, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. App'legnte, Mr. T.'W. Rhodes, fr- Mr. R. E. Jamieson. and Mr. and Mrs. D > -V. Allen leave here by the s.s. Rotoma:C liana to-morrow morning, en route to the r fair.