PERSONAL.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 8061, 13 July 1904, Page 3

PERSONAL.

Iff 3T.- Manton arrived ffoni Welliagtott this morning. Among the pa^iigerS;^ the express train.. for tho south to-day were Mr H-2r-,Ksft Fleinniing (Duiiedin), Mrs Wall, Mf T., Blacky Mr H. Gentles, lit Niccdll and Mr Burton; • ■ Mr and -Mi's Cuthbert. Rutherford left ■'vawa. by the Edrth train this morning, v Mr James Smyth Sfewartvof Cardiff, was u recent caller at the Tourist Office. 1 Mx W. % Jacobs will leaves foi* WeliingIftn /to-night. '.&t 3i tf> M-i&on, Cliwf Health Officer, arrived from Wellington this Morning, and left lot As'iburtoti this afternoon, on busiin'.is connected : . with -tho proposal ! to tsteblish ihers an infectious diseases * hospital, /■■+■■■- ■ ..."■; •'■ - .•■•.•:• .-■■■■:; ■ .»3ljr P. S^li* ?ctufned.frojn ; Welliagfoa by . th^ t.e. Tarasrera, to-day. . ; . Tbs New South Wales Assfcoiation football team "hfrived from •- the north this »6triing by the S.S.; Tafawerft-. % Captain Stewnrb arrived from Dun«dia by the s.s. Sfeolandia- this mprning. "At the meeting of the committed of the Canterbury Agriculturnl and Pastoral Astbaiatioli this afteTiiOon, ihe chairman (Mi 4 ; R. Reid) referred td thfe death of Mr »D. M'^iUari. He said .that Mr M'Millan'had •■:\.befen'& member of the 'yp-m-mittee, and an ':'.'. .ejr-pfdelde.nt of the A^ociation, and -'his lora would be ft great ons, to the Associati&a, And the community generally. He : movM that the Asfraciation should placa on reaord its regret at -ihd great loss it had . inastaJiied in the. death of Mf M'MiUan, and thftt ft letter of ■condolence, together . with ft copy of the resolution, should be eent to.the deceased's fainily. Tkte was • 'carried utiaulmously.