PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 658, 8 November 1909, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Air. J.. G. W.' AitHoh and Mr. C. E, Salter arrived from Lyttelton on Saturday morning. Mr. C, Lovett, of tho Commercial Union office, Wellington, leaves ; for.Gisborne to-night to assume the managemr/nt of the insurance do*, partmont of Messrs. Common, Shelton, and ,Co.' Mr-.j-.P; Luke, li'.P., who is confinod to bod with influenza, oxrects to be about again in a day or two. ;. y " :; Mr. Robert Boi;lds; has been. appoiinted delogate to represoiit the Johnstaville Tiiwn Board Jt the election of Wellington Hosfital Trustees, which takes place on the first Monday ia December. .. ' .... The Eev. J; L. A. Kayll, Visiting Adviser to the Prisons Departmentj hasCMpletod au iri> speotion. of thfi Haumer troe-piantirig camp. He leaves • for .the'iseuth to-day. _Mr. : Wedeyj Spragg; ' of Auckland, 'manaffifig direotor of the New Zealand Dairy Association, will leave by tho Main Trunk triin thii morning after a short visit to Wellington. According to latest advices,, the Hon. W. Halt. Jenes (High- Commissioner) has: improved considerably in health, • : V The following Auckland journalistic appoint monts'aro announced: Mr. R. M. Hackett, as sub-editor of-the "New, Zealand Heraldj" and Mr. J. Youlin Birch, as chief of . staff of the , same, papei l . Mr. E'- l)Ts«terre, formnr chir! of staff, • takes the: editorial chair on tho "Auckland Weekly News." ,v, • -