PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1842, 30 August 1913, Page 5

PERSONAL ITEMS.

—« . . Mr. 'A. E. Matin, manager of' Messrs. •Levin and Co.'a wool department and late chairman of the Wellington Chnm■ber .of Commerco, .left for Sydney by "tho Maunganui yesterday. Mr. John Colbeok, eon of the late Captain Colbeck, aged 62, was found dead on tho premises of the Auckland Club, the cause being heart failure.— ■Press Association.. Mr. W. H. Tripe, secretary of tho Gear Meat Company, was a passenger for Sydney by tho Maunganui . last evening. • Mr. B. H. Low, M.A., who has resigned his appointmont as first-assistant master at Newtown School,, left yester-' day to take up his now appointment as of tho Blenheim District High School. Before leaving, Mr. Low was presented with a handsomo Morris chair, in token of the esteem in which ho was hold by tho teaching staff and pupils of Newtown School. To cope with the work of tie new municipal ferry service, Mr. J. J. Brady has been appointed extra clerk in the office of tho town clerk of. Eastbourne' Borough. Atkinson,.' tho West Coast . forward, chosen to go with tho All Blacks to California, left Greymouth for Wellington yesterday. Mr. J. B. Brinsden, manager of the Dunlop Rubber Co., .returned from Christchurch by tho Waliino yosterday. Sir. G. A. Aickcn, of the local office of tho Union Company, loft by tho Maunganui yesterday to join tho Sydney, office of the company. Mr.' E. S. A. Pearson, manager at Nov/ Plymouth for tho Union Company, left Wellington for Sydney yesterday. .'During Mi?. Pearson's absence Mr. Douglas, of the Lyttolton office, will be .acting-manager at Now Plymouth. Detcctive-Sorgoant Kemp, of Napier, is visiting Wellington.. ■' Dr. Hogg, of Wellington, left by the Maunganui for Sydney yesterday. . Mr. and Mrs.-G. Nathan, of Wellington, were passengers from Wellington for Sydnoy by tho Maunganui. Dr. .Garcia Webster, who has been absent on a holiday to Australia, is returning on September 3.