PERSONAL

Sun (Christchurch), Volume 1, Issue 7, 13 February 1914, Page 8

PERSONAL

Mr Lee (Wanganni) is "one of tli« delegates attending the Loco. Conference now sitting iii Christchurelt.

Mr Marcus F. Marks, ''Hansard'* supervisor, is spending a holiday in this citv.

Mr'H. J. Wynne, of Wellington. arrived from the north this morning, and is staying at Coker's Hotel.

Oversea visitors to Christchurch iuelude Mr 11. Spencer Jones, Melbourne, and Mr T. Worfran, Antwerp, wlio aro staying at Warner's Hotel.

Among the arrivals from the north this morning were Messrs D. R. widdie, Napier, Geo. A. Bond, . New York, Monsignor O'Haran, and Rev. W. Barry, both of Sydney.

Mr J. Thompson. Melbourne, Mr J. Buckley, Oarnara, A. Ayrakinu. Sydney, R. E. Holloway, Wellington,'and .7. A. Simpson, Parramattn. N.S.W., are staying at the United Service Hotel.

Mr ILG. Eli, M.P., arrived by th® Maori from Wellington this moioing. Mr. J. F. Maekliey, late of the Addingion 'Workshops*-,- left by the Wahine last night'- '.to*.'up -his duties as inspector of •AV.ostinghcusc brakes in the North Island. ...

Mr Holman, Premier of New Sou*h Wales, will arrive in Chris tcLurch oa Wednesday from the. north. The Mayor (Mr H. Holland) wll give a civic re J ceptiOn to ,the visitor at the Council Chambers at 11 a.m.

Mr Barrie Marschel, who - brought along those big pictorial successes "Quo Vadis?" and "Rainey's African Hunt," is in town, this time in connection with the huge 6000 ft modern star drama "King of the Air," whieh. opens at the ; Colosseum Theatre on Monday evening.