PERSONAL ITEM

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15613, 20 May 1914, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEM

'Vt'' : - ?'■:■■''''■■> ■■■ i ■';'• '■■»" .'^'"^^■^ffv^j ' -Mr. Vernon- Tea®, M.P. for the Bay of, Islands, left for the South by last night s ■'express. . ; . ' *■" '• ; > Mr. W. A. Bowles, district traffic-man- ■ ' nger of railways, left : for Wellington by . - the first- -Main'j Trunk train yesterday..i .Ho will attend to departmental business while away. ' • •-•/'"• l \- :y C : 'ilO

Mir.' E. M. Tonkin,. Mayor of -Bundinvena (a suburb of .Ballarat) is at present on a holiday visit to Auckland, , .Yester(l iv lie was shown round the city and suburbs by Mr. W. E. Bush (city engineer'.. .Mr. Tonkin intends to visit Rotoma.'and the larger cities in tho South before returning to Australia. ;, :'-..[

Mr. A. B. J. Irvine, manager of the Auckland branch of the Union Steamship Company, left by the Manuka for Sydney on Moitdav evening, on a holiday visit to New South Watys, Brisbane, and Tasmania. Mr. Irvine will be absent for about six weeks, and during that timo Mr. M. Rudd will take over the management of the office.

News'has been received by cablegram of tho death of Mrs. J. F. Logan, at her residence in Sutton, Surrey. For several years a resident of Devonport, the late Mrs.. Logan had for tho last 18 years livi;d in England. Her activities in Sutton, which included! work among the poor, brought her in contact with a large numher of people, and her circle of friends was wide. Mrs. Logan is survived by one daughter. Her brother, Mr. C. A. Brown, is a'director of the firm of Macky, Logan, and Caldwell, Ltd.