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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 130, 1 June 1907, Page 6

i - Colonel Wolfe left for in the Clansman yesterday. The Rev. Mr. Goodyear was a passenger for Tauranga by the Clansman yesterday Mr P. Greeahough. who haa left the employ of Messrs Maekv, Logan, and Co._. ia order to start a manufactory for Messrs. Rosa and Gleadinning, in Aueklmd, was presented by Mr. Os behalf of the employees of his flrai, ■with a fii.e English oak roller desk. At noon to-da? the staff of the Auckland " Star ;, iissenibled for the purpose of bidding good-bye to Mr W. S. Bryce, who is retiring from the position of reader, which he has occupied for soins time. Mr W. C. Leys, on behalf of those assembled, presented Mr Bryee with ft purse of sovereigns, as an expression of the kindly feeling entertained by thoss associated with him. Mr. A. S. Reed, sub-editor, spoke on behalf of the literarystaff, and Mr. W. Wright on behalf of the compositors. Reference was made by the various speakers to the high respect in which Mr. Bryee was held, and also to his very lengthy connection with the Frees of this city. Mr. Bryca, in ft ieeii»g •£«*, rstera-d timk& „_, ;