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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 259, 6 November 1906, Page 2

PERSONAL.

<w ssaa s^r by *• west officer *™° ini <* medical tion. Huntly .Miners' Associa6 and Pavell were P^Uambit 1 "!" DU i nCan E " Clerk H. Al. thert. ZT^^ y elected *> sea ts on the Auckland btock Exchange. BavVi",* 1 -, Houston . M.H.R. for the 2? by the" ft' 1S a P" SeQ g er this even- "• 6 D > the Clansman for Mangonui. The District Health Officer, Dr. Frengby Dr. P om _re. left this monung for a few days' visit to Waihi. of 7?" t d T 8 haS been elected President dntP,v n ? t ? n branch of the dent Pobtieal Labour League, vice the Hon. John Rigg, mJI_C-. E ' B ' Dufaur h as been nominated tor the vacant seat on the Parnell Chell being the nominators. Constable Gordon, who has been a member of the Auckland police force loi a considerable time past, left for Wellington on transfer yesterday. The Hon. J. Carroll is making progress towards recovery. The Native Minister has had a rather severe illness, suffering Irom pneumonia, and requiring the attendance of two medical men. The Rev. E. H. Wyatt, who for a time will fill the vacancy in the Hamilton parish caused by the transfer of the Rev. T. Fisher, entered on hi_ ministrations on Sunday, taking services at Tuhikaramea, Whatavvhata, and St. Peter's, Hamilton. Our special correspondent at Christchurch wires that the Hon. Geo. Fowlds, whp intended reaeliing Auckland on November 20 after visiting Dunedin. has altered his arrangements. The date upon which he will leave Christchurch is uncertain. Mr. L. F. Cockroft, the San Francisco agent of the Oceanic Company, left by the erpress this morning for Rotorua. He is travelling overland to Wellington via the Wanganui, and will proceed ohwards to Christchurch, and through the ; South Island.