PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15549, 5 March 1914, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS.

His Honor Mr. Justice Cooper left lv last evening's Main Trunk train for Hamilton.

Mr. W. Wilson, late lecturer at the School of Mines, is at present staying at Sonoma.

Mr. Vernon Reed, M.P. for Bay of Islands, arrived by yesterday afternoon's Main Trunk train.

Mr. T. I Cowlishaw, of Christchurch, arrived in Auckland yesterday. Ho is staying at the Grand Hotel.

Mr. G. Mir.ch, town clerk of Wanganvi, and Mis. Minch, who h.ivo been spending a short holiday in Auckland, leave for Kotorua to-day.

Mr. R. J. Alexander, chief engineer of the cable steamer Iris, left by the Main Trunk tram last night for Wellington en route to London, on holiday leave-

Sir Newton J. Moore, Agent-General fur Went Australia, will arrive in Auckland l>\ the Maheno from Sydney on Sunday. Ho is returning to London from a holiday in Australia. While in Auckland he will stay at the Northern Club.

Miss Helen F. Barnes, national travelling secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association, arrived in Wellington on Tuesday and was present at the farewell tendered to Mrs. Webster, president of tho Wellington Association. Miss Barnes will arrive in Auckland to-day and will spend a week here before leaving for America.

Earl and Countess Grey arrived in Christchurch lust evening from Dunodin. Today and to-morrow they will be taken by the Governor, the Karl of Liverpool, to visit a number of beauty spots and industrial establishments in and about tiro city, and they will leave to-morrow evening for Wellington— (Press Association.)

The Rev. J, H. Mackenzie, of tho Onehunga Congregational Church, who recently expressed his determination to resign the pastorate and proceed to Scotland, was a.-ked to reconsider his decision, but has decided to adhere to his former resolution. Sir. Mackenzie's medical. adviser has warned him that- the state of his health renders a long holiday imperative.