PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13409, 11 February 1907, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Major Mair went South by the Rarawa yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Handler went South by the Tarawa yesterday.

Mr. C. Chase-Morris left for the South yesterday by the Rarawa.

Mr. T. Cotter' left for New Plymouth yesterday by the Rarawa.

Mr. W. Bethune arrived from the South by the Takapuna yesterday.

Mr. H. Gilfillan returned from the South by the Rarawa on Saturday.

Dr. Raynor returned from the South yesterday by the Takapuna.

Mr. A. P. Matthews left by the Rarawa yesterday iur New Plymouth.

Mr. C. M. Calder returned from Dunedin by the Rarawa on Saturday.

Mr. H. Buckland left for New Plymouth yesterday by the Rarawa.

Madame Blanche Anal arrived from Wellington by tho Victoria yesterday,

Mr. Justice Cooper arrived from Wellington by the Takapuna yesterday.

The Rev. W. Beatty was a passenger from the South yesterday by the Victoria.

The Rev. J. Golden cam© up from New Plymouth yesterday by the Takapuna.

Mr. E. D. Benjamin was a passenger to oisborno by the Waikare on Saturday.

Mr. J. McKerrow was a passenger for New Plymouth by the Rarawa yesterday.

.Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Bloomficld return»d from Sydney by the Wimjnera yesterday. . ,

Mr. W. S. Cochrane returned from Dunedin and Christchurch by the Takapuna yesterday.

Mr. Grierson, inspector of schools, returned from the South by the Takapuna yesterday.

Mr. J. S. Weir, of Melbourne, 'came up from New Plymouth yesterday by the Takapuna.

Mr. G. Henry, of Sydney, was a passenger from the South yesterday by tlfe Takapuna.

Mr. R. D. Stewart, inspector of schools, returned to Onehunga yesterday by the Takapima.

Mr. C. W. Garrard, inspector of schools, returned from New Plymouth by the Takapuna yesterday.

Drs. Grant, Hosier, and Ross were passengers from Whangarei by the Clansman on Saturday.

Mr. W. G. Rae. Jan., and' Miss Rae left by the Rarawa yesterday for the Christchurch Exhibition.

Mr. J. F. Bradley, of Melbourne, was r » passenger from the South by the Takapuna yesterday morning.

Mr. P. Crowe, inspector of schools, accompanied by his wife, returned from the South by the Takapuua yesterday.

_ Mow*. Boeufve, Consul for France for New Zealand returned from his visit to the South by the Victoria yesterday.

Mrs. and Miss Windeyer, and Miss Barton, of New South Wales, left for Rotorua by the express train on Saturday morning.

Mrs. Holford, wife of Captain S. Holford, of the Takapuna, was a. passenger to Wellington by the Waikare. on Saturday.

Mr. P. Selig. manager of the Christchurch Press Company, arrived from the South by the Takapuua yesterday morning.

Messrs. J A. Young, G. Lawrence Tavlor. and A. W. Chatfield, and Dr. H. Cox went South yesterday by the Rarawa, en route to Ohristchurch, to attend the Dental Conference.

Mr. D. R. Caldwell, of Messrs. Micky, Logan, Caldwell, and Company, returned from the South on Saturday by the Rarawa. Mr. J. E. Holland, who has been on 'in extended visit to his relative* in Auckland, leaves this afternoon for Sydney, en route to England. Mr. J. F. Bennett, organist and choirmaster of Knox Church, Parnell, who has been on an extended visit to the South, returned, to Auckland on Saturday. Mr. G. L. Petersen, representative for Messrs. Wirth Bros.' circus, arrived in Auckland yesterday, to make arrangements for a short season here, opening on Tuesday, February 26. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Chirnsido and Miss Chirnside, of Victoria, arrived at Wellington from Sydney by the Mab.eno on Wednesday last. They intend to spend some weeks in the Rotorua district. Mr. Henry Brett, who has been chairman 3f the local board of directors of the Kauri Timber Company for several years, has resigned, and the Melbourne board has appointed Mr. L. J. Bagnall in his stead. Mr. L. J. Bagnall, chairman of the Auckland Board of Education, left by the Rarawa for New Plymouth yesterday, en route to attend a conference of advisory boards of training colleges, which, will be held at Wellington this week. Mr. W. S. Whitley, jun., of Auckland, who lias been on an extended visit to Australia, has returned to New Zealand, and is at present at Palmerston North. Mr. Whitley's many friends in Auckland will be pleased to learn that his health has been very much improved by his holiday