PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1408, 8 April 1912, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Tho Il.m. T. Mackenzie 'Prime Minister) h:n lii'i'ii >pi'iiiliir,' tin l week-end sit tin' \YiTiirn:i Slide l-'iii'in, anil will pi-ucci'il llkmii-k to 'I'siraiiTiUi. lt«' will lie iiecompiuiicil by Hie ll.ni. (.1. W. Kiivrll, win) nilivi'tl in WYlliiiston from t'liri.-tcliintli volerdnv, and I lie Him. (.i. Liiii'i'ii-ini, wlm arrivi-il on Kriihiv evening. The lion. \ M. Mvi-rs mid Dr. Te Jduixilimm ;iio nl .\iiel;liin;l. tile Hull. W". ». S. .Mncdoniihl in llio Ci-ljornc (IMriYl, ilui Hon. .1. ('ohm mi tlm NY.-.1 ami tlie lion. .1. .\. liana.! ill InverairKill. The lion. 11. (.i. Kll is in Wi'lliii»tmi. l.'oloiii'l Kiibiu, K. 1.'.1!., will leave fur Hiijjlhihl, via San I'raueiM-o and (.'lunula, Ijy the Aoraiißi on April 'Jfi. Mr. it. .1. Reunion is to leave for New I'lviuonlli oil Wediie.-ilii.v next. He lias I.ktii a-kwl to act a- an a-sessor (for tile (jcni'Viil Labourer*' Union) in a dispute Willi I lie New l'lyniontli Dorongli Council, iind other employers which is to lie heard before the Conciliation Council on Tliuri-dit.v. Commissioner Win. John Kichnrds, late of South Africa, has heen a]ipointcd Uio first Commissioner of the Salvation Army for New Zealand, under the new scheme, which promotes New Zealand from a district to a territory answerable, only to headquarters in London. The new Commissioner, who is duo to arrive here .'onie time next month, has been an officer of the Arinv for thirty-two years, and has l)i.'c-n five or six years in command m South Africa. Captain llaydon, of Palmerston North, was i;iven an' enthusiastic send-off on Thursday evcninsi on tho eve of his departure "on a trip io the Old Country. Tlie Mayor Olr. .1. Nash), ilr. 1). lliiick, M.l\, and Messrs. (J. llirsch, M. A. KUiott, A. K. Clausen, the ltevs. G. W. .1. Spence mid T. T. Thomas, and Dr. Martin all paid warm tributes to Captain llaydon as a public-spirited citizen and a mail of business.