PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1117, 3 May 1911, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS.

To-day the Ministers in town will Ire the lira. J. Carroll, the Hon. G. Fowlds, the Hon. D. Biiddo, and the Hon. T. Mackenzie. 'J'ho Hon. Ji. M'Kenzie will be in 'J'aranaki, and the Hon. A. T. Ngnta on the Bast Coast. The Hon. E. M'Kenzie, Minister for Public Works, will proceed to >Jew Plymouth and Wait am to-day. The Hon.. J. A. Millar arrived in ChristchuK'h yesterday. lie received local deputations in the morning, and leaves for Timarii to-day, and will go on to Dunedin at night.—Press Association. The Hon. T. Mackenzie returned from Taranaki yesterday. Sir James Mills is a passenger by the Jlonowai from Dunedin to Wellington. Ho subsequently proceeds to Auckland by the Main Trunk express to join B.M.S. Maitai for San Francisco. Mr. W. D. Lysnar, Mayor of Gisborne, is at present in Wellington, accompanied by his medical adviser, Dr. Charlss F. Scott, for the purpose of consulting Dr.s. llarty and Garcia Webster, regarding some trouble with his eyes, arising through overwork. The. doctors, after consultation, all agree that one eye must lie removed at once. We understand the operation takes place this morning. Mr. H. E. Guntor, of Palmerston North, well known in musical circles, has had to undergo nn operation for appendicitis. Mr. Thos. Henry Wilson, solicitor, and a Judge of the Native Land Court, was admitted as a barrister yesterday by Jlr. Justico Sim, on the motion of Mr. A. H. Baruott. The, first election of the Han'ke's Bay Rivers Boaid has been fixed by Gazette notice to taki place on liny 17, and the first meeting ol the new board is to be held in tiie chambers of the Hawke's Bay Comity Council, nt papier, during the forenoon of May 24. . One of Guide Maggie Papakura's Maori troupe, who left j\ T ew Zealand some months ago to visit Sydney and subsequently London in connection with the Coronation festivities, died on the voyage -Home! When the Otranto was eight days out fnni Frcmantlc Aparo Terawbio, a son of old Guide Sophia, nnd a Whakaicwarewa Native, became vory ill. In the evening h:> was found in extremis in his cabin, and succumbed half an hour later. He leaves a wife awl two children, who are also members of Moggie's troupe. The body was buried at sea. At ,a special meeting of the Masterton Borough Council last evening, Mr. H. D. Green, of the local branch of Dalftety and Co., was appointed accountant for the borough. There were nin(> applicants.