PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1539, 7 September 1912, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Passengers for south by tho Maori Inst evening included tho .Hon. Sir George M'Lean, Iho Hona. C. Louisson and E. C. J. Stevens, Messrs. Craigio, Davey, and Witty, M.P.'s. Mr.JiV. D. Lyenar, of Gisborne, who wont Homo on account of his eyesight, is reported to Iμ receiving much benefit from tho trip. Of late Mr. Lysnar has been actively interesting himself with tho Port of London Authority in tho matter of the facilities for handling: New Zealnnd frozen produce in London. Mr. Lysuar is one of the most enthusiastic members of tho New Zealand Producers' Association. The Chief Justico (Sir Robert Stout) returns from Wanganui to-day. Mr. Chas. Schilsky, examiner for Trinity College, London, will arrive in Wellington on Saturday, September 14. Tho local practical examinations will start at the Town Hall on Monday, September IG. Mr. J. G. Spotswood, of the Treasury Department, who has been in poor health, left for Melbourne yesterday on three mouths' leave of absence. The Rev. R. B. Blnckmore, who has been compelled to relinquish charge of the Methodist cause in Otaki and district, left thie week for Auckland. Mr. Walter Tripe, secretary of tho Gear Meat Company was a passenger to Sydney by tho Maitai yesterday. The death has occurred at Suva of Mr. Frederick D'Arcy, youngest sou of the late Mr. and Mrs. T. C. D'Arcy. The deceased, who was formerly a resident of Masterton, died from blood-poisoning. Mr. IT. Rawson, of tho Bank of Now South' Wales, Wellington, has received notice of his transference to Sydney. Mr. Rawson leaves next Friday for the latter city. Mr. John Frasor of Otautau has been appointed chairman of tho Southland Education Board for the ensuing year,—Press Association. . . Mr. Beaumont Smith, manager of "Tiny Town," arrived from the south yesterday.