PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1839, 27 August 1913, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

The following changes in stations amongst the Roman Catholic clergy are notified:—Tho Rev. Father Bowe, of Carterton, has been .transferred to Danliovirke; Rev. Father ICinkoad, of Marton, will go to Carterton, his place being taken by Rev. Father Doolaghty, of Palmerston North. Rev. a'ather •Tas. Kelly, who recently arrived from England, will be assistant priest at Palmerston North. Vacancies at St. Anno's, Newtown, and Boulcott Street, have been occasioned by tho appointment of Rev. Father J- Gngfraii to Thorndon, and of Roy. Father A. I. Herring to Temuka, where lie joins tho Marist Missionaries.

The funeral of the R-ov. W. Tinslev, a veteran Methodist minister, of 48 years' service, took ]}lacG at Levin josterday afternoon. His widow, who survived him only two days, juiied in tho same grave.—Press Association. Mr It Lee, who lias already served for nine years as chairman of tho Wellington Education Board, was reelected to tho chair yesterday. Yesterday's arrivals at' tlm Royal Oak Hotel included tho Rev. Mi. Young, Masterton; Messrs. \\. Ji. Bust, Christchureh; G. G. Hume, Featkerston; W H. Hemingway, Auckland; 0. Malion, Auckland; J. H. Cronin, Woodvillej and T. H. Hartstone, WoodviUe. Guests at the Hotel Windsor include Mr. and.Mrs. Bacchus, Manawatu; Miss M'lntvre, Christelmrch; Mr. and Mrs. Carter, Napier; and Miss Falkner, ivapier. . Messrs. J. Hindmarsh (Napier,), C.. W. Ollivier (Cliristchurch), and >V. Izard (Christcluirch) arrived in Wellington yesterday, and arc stopping at tho Grand Hotel. Now arrivals at the Empire_Hotel yesterdav wU-Messrs. P. N. Rundlo, Cliristchurch; W. F. Jacobs, Feildmg, C. C. Wansbrougb, Taihape; and J. (*. AVrigiit, Sydney. Professor Cardston returned south by the Mararoa. last evening. The' Rev. Fathers O'Connell and' Al'Cartliy, of tlic Marist Mission, were passengers by the ferry steamer for Lyttelton last night. . " 'Commissioner R.ichards, Brigadier Brav, and Majors Colvin and Hoaro, of the'headquarters staff of tlw Salvation Army, who have becai 011 a visit 1° the South Island, returned to Wellington yesterday. Mr. G. Witty, M.P., arrives from Lyttelton by the Waliine this morning. Tho Hon. C. A. C. Hardy, M.L.C., is due from Christcliurch by tho 10115 steamer this morning. A Press Association message states that Sir J. Walton, a member of tho British Parliamentary party . usituitt Australia, arrived at 1< romantic \cst-or- " 'Captain R. J. S. Soddon, of the Now Zealand Defence Staff, who lias been 111 - dorgoing a course of study ,111 I'.iiglaiul, arrived in Auckland yesterdaj. Ho will roach Wellington to-morrow.