PERSONAL ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 631, 7 October 1909, Page 7

PERSONAL ITEMS

-.The ,Jlnn;\G. Fo\7ltls r ;Minister for E'duca- ••••): i*"mn*B to. bo ... holdw,at. tho ■ Buildings durinc tho v lUnchOoii hour to.day, v- . '

Guthrie-Smith, of England, who came ......... out, to New ; Zealand by tho Arawa, leaves for London by tho same steamer to-day. • ' ■ ■' retiirnid .yesterday- from' a -.trip. to..Sydney. . : ; -v: TM respect in which the late Mr. Robert :- ««utw: 'Wafl held . was:, shdwii yesterday,: when iii;the -^ o Hoa Street cemetery;: v Ihe., chief. ;-hl6urhcrs were'. -Messrs.'' J l, T Huntei ' aid /Georgo • E. Hunter V Mr; -James Dunn (the late Mr. Hunter's partner),'6nd his son (Mr Alex Dunn)' and «Jn 'r, b v Moorhonso and J. P. JlatH. Gj ■ Jilackburne, -of St. . Wwrs -Unrch. ; conducted tho. funeral service. ' London : . ,by " the Arawa ;to : day is Mr. P. X). Turnhnli Ne w 7oKl U r° ral T l r ' lbull has visited - on-moro than ono occaEion). Mr. f Rafe' i S i Acc ?^i, n^ to tho "Standard" of ?? n^ al B » oth :'had'u n 3er the.M pulsion of his doctors, been obCd lo Zt of W K»' London at tho '.'t'CteHMal i.Booth'«-4*e;-W 11101I 1101 trouble durintr th© • tAiir •'nrirJ J* nt ' OCUI f St: °I,at he was -of-the:-irfc.''--In;Q 4 ne?a ■' toiiild. 0 !™ J* ca ' tu ■, ha 3 boen splendidly main.^op• an old an <l highly •'^ r "^ "n ; ' S the Nivy iS d lB?Tt^ 0 m 6f 8S " l C P" Bewes, and Marshall lu& S ed m We " « • : -' f Perr^<i E 'fw Zoir ? b . of the Harbour ilEisisilpHardy ' Nos - Mai ¥^nSL