FERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 622, 27 September 1909, Page 6

FERSONAL ITEMS.

AH tho'Ministers; 'of ,4he -Crown are in' Wot. lington to-doy, except tho Hon: R. M Ken'sie, ,who is«t Eltham; >~v,'^...;i,.- ';.;-.;vT \T.' The Hon. D; Buddo'arrivod from the south by the Mararoa, yesterday morning. , . . Mr. J. ,T.. Virgo,' Acting-Nationai Secretary of the, y.M.C.Ai's of ■ Australia and Now, Zoaland; has gojlo to; Auckland. './':■'' , Mr.-and' Mrs; A. ; South'-Africa, who arc, tojiring, tho Dominion, left • for. Lyttclton'on Saturdoy, ..'.'••'..; \ ... ', J,-. Mr.,.1)',. Barron, .Commissioner'■;■:of /Crown Xandn-'for--Otago,.-vent- south by /Saturday night's ferry-;boat.;-> .•■ ; '/, 1 ' ,/ '.'".//.': •Mr. D. G,!j(ickson,;6f the'.legal firm.of Gray and Jaokson;, having practised for: five years as a solicitqr,• was-admitted on Satprdey'by Mr. Justice Chapman as a ..barrister of-' tho Supremo Court, on tho motion of Mr/ Gray. ■ Mr. Malcolm Ross, of Wellington,"'has: been engaged by tho East Coast Railway: Xeaguo to traverse the route of the proposed ! railway. The leaguo hopes, by tho publication-of a series, of desoriptivo ertioles, to awaken publio interest in tho project, i ' .',' Tho' condition. of Mr. Alfred 'Hill,, now;ln Auckland, continues to improve. Tho wound, resultant from tho: operation? has almost, healed up, and Mr. Hill is fttst'regaiiuKg his. strength among his good: Iriomjs of the northern city. . /•:',' , . .;■'.;