PERSONAL ITEMS.
Tin: Rev. J. Dawson arrived in Auck land on Saturday afternoon.
The Hon. W. K. Nikora, M.L.C., returned to Auckland from Wellington on Saturday.
Mr. L. F. Ayson, chief inspector of fisheries, returned to Auckland yesterday, after inspecting the oyster-beds "in the Hauraki Gulf.
The Rev. R. Inglis, of the Knox Presbv terian Church, Parnell, leaves for Wellington to-day, on a holiday trip. He, later, proceeds to Dunedin, where he will attend the sittings of the Presbyterian General Assembly.
| Colone A. W. Robin, general officer I commanding the forces, who came to i Auckland on Friday to inspect the -Maori contingent and to attend to other military ! matters, returned to Wellington by last j evening's express train. He was accomI pained by Ins aide-de-camp and military ■ secretary, Captain F. Hudson.
The Hon. James Allen, .Minister for Finance, Defence and Education, visited Auckland during the week end, arriving by the first express on Saturday and returning to Wellington by last evening's train. He visited the camp of the Maori troops at Avondale on Saturday morning, and was occupied during the rest of the day with Departmental business. The Minister was accompanied by one of his daughters, Mrs. Montgomery, of Little River, Canterbury, and his private secretary, Mr. F. G. -Matthews.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15749, 26 October 1914, Page 7
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