PERSONAL.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12942, 6 December 1909, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Mr H. R. Woon, of the New Zealand Times, Wellington, is at present on a. won to Wanganui, in connection with tli il journal's great voting competition. Mr Woon had intended being a compct'tor himself, but owing to some of t'>p other contestants questioning his eligibility he withdraw his nomination. He will devote several weeks to promoting the candidature of other contestants. Mr Woon will at tend a preliminary meeting to be held tu\. evening of those interested in W. Webb's candidature for the round-the-world tour.

The following members of the Wanganui Licensed Victuallers' Association left for Wellington to-day, to attend a conference of the "Trade" to be held there commencing tomorrow: — Messrs W. R. Tuck, C. J .McCarthy, T. Nixon, J. R. For.ter, A. H. Rogeis, and Bellve.

Constable- Connor arrived from Palmerston North on Saturday to succeed Mounted Constable' Cullen, who has been promot'H to the position of acting-detective at Auckland.

Rev. J. McKenzie, the new rasteir of Sf Paul's Presbyterian Church, will commence his duties on Sunday next

Since the night of December 24th, 1908, Santa Clans had just been quietly watching certain boy* and girls. "They've had a yeai\ real wholesome enjoyment," mused lie, smiling, 'Simply because I chose exactly the right thing for them when 1 sent them theme cameras from Wilton's Pharmacy. I know what to do for a lot more l>oys and girls this year. I see Wilton's still have Cameras at English prices, and they actually have them iroin 3s upwards this year I"