PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 1514, 9 November 1912, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Me. Wild inc. solicitor, of Christchurch. is at present in Auckland. Mr. W. T. Irvine, of Hawke's Bav. arrived in Auckland yesterday, and will remain here for about a week. Mr. Arthur Myers, M.P. for Auckland East, arrived in Auckland yesterday morninu', and left again for Rotorua. where he jviTl spend a Jew days with Mr.-. Myers. Mr. Barnett, the tie* lll £ organist, will take up his duties on March 31 next. This has been arranged oraet that he might complete his five years term as .Wellington city organist. Rev. James Wilson has .oiled ir-on Svdnev to the officials of the Methodist Mission stating that he will be unable to resume his work in Auckland. At a mee - in?' subsequently held, the Rev. Nicholas Turner was unanimously invited to succeed Mr. Wil?on. Mr. Turner has lmiHUteU his acceptance of the position. Mr. -T. P. Liridegreen, organiser of the Political Reform League. who has been in Auckland for a few days on business in connection with the reform movement, Jeft last night for Norsewood (near Ormoiidvillei. where a meeting will l>* held on Mondav niqht. Other meetings are to be held later at Takapu, I aimer* ton North, Wanganui. and Taihape. Mr. C, -f. Vause. a son of Mr. J. P. .Vause. postmaster in charge of the fcUioitstreet office. who recently resigned from the New Zealand Post and Telegraph fcervice to take up a position with the Australian Wireless Company m Sydney, has. after beiivt; in charge a? wireless operator on the .steamer Moeraki lor a couple of trips, just received a lucrative appointment in the duel office oi the Wireless Company in Melbourne.