PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13481, 4 July 1907, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

tj — m. (Mr. J. J*. Hours went South K, .. '- t !Rotoiti yesterday. - "" "J *» ; Captain Brown was » i» SKnnr fr.r ~ "'" j South yesterday by the fotoiti^^ n ______ .j Captain William Mcßride, chief .« ;|of th, MoW. ha, , >nm apri f ;J«' ( jter oi the s.s. Haupiri. ra ' li * jj Captain 1) J. Stiw.t left for th, H w u ;by the Rotoiti yestetd.v to join the hZ f | Dunblane at Lyttelto,,: J ° bar l w ■ [\ Mr. Justice Denniston, w |„, ha, l«. pre , siding over the Auckland Supreme Com, I will leave, for Wellington to-morrow, Hi -■Honor will attend tie, sittings of the Court | of Appeal. Un 'I Mr. John Taylor, foreman of work, f ( , the Auckland Harbour Board, has been an pointed to take charge of the Mount Albert •Road Board pumping station at tin- s, lt j,' ■at llie'Jkn'tal Hospital. l ** ."; .Mr. It. K. Sniiiri. senior rifa.iU.- « «v» 'firm of Messrs. Smith and Smith, {vuriti'rs " * of Dunedin, his died in London, states _. " ;Pi ess Association telegram. Mr. Smith ■ '\ underwent an operation on Monday hut 'and presumably collapsed subsequently. " j Messrs. G. Gillett. C. Seeling, A. Fran- ' 'jcis. and W. Cunningham, the Auckland' ; jmembers of the New Zealand football team jchos<:-n to visit Australia, left by the Rotoitl ■•yesterday for Wellington. At Onehunga 1 1 they were seen oil by a number of friends - ' ; and enthusiasts. • j •J Messrs. Lfopohl Preinysiav and Andrew 'j Black, accompanied by Mr. H. X. South- '| well., the well known Australian concert 'director, are due to arrive by the Taluii« 'Ithis morning, after a. successful Southern' 'Itour. The Jirst concert of the season wiU [take place in the Choral Hall this evening;