PERSONAL ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2320, 30 November 1914, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS

' • The Prime Minister (Rt. Hon. W. WJ Massey) was at ~ Wanganui yesterday,' and proceeds to Dannevirke to-day. The' Hon. Jamea Allen arrived in Welling-: ton from the south yesterday. The-:] Hon. H. D. Bell and the-Hon.. A. L,j Herdinan are in Wellington. The] Hon. W. H. Herriea is at Morrinsyille, \ the Hon. F. M. B. Fisher at Hastings,,' the Hon..- W. Fraser at Gore, the Hon/i Dr. Pomare at Tβ Kuiti, and the R. Heaton Rhodes in Christehurch. % His Honour the Chief Justice (Sir. [ Robert Stout) left for Nelson on Sat-f urday and will probably be absent front,! Wellington for about ten days. .•' '; Mr. F. X Krull, who was senior GewJ -man Consul in New Zealand from 1861 j t) 1884, when he resigned,the office on; coming to Wanganui, died. on Satur-i day evening,.says a Press Association' telegram from Wanganui. \ Sir Ernest and Lady Rutherford leftjf Wellington for. Auckland last evening.' They are to leave for Vancouver by Niagara to-morrow. .•:'-•■ A private cable message received in;; Welbngton reports the death, of Mr. Churchward, second son of Mr.T. D<; Churohward, well known in local bowling circles. The late Mr. Churchward; played Association -football in Welliisg-* ten, and was a member of the Swifts Club. ' ' ■ . Mr. W. P. Yeoman, chief ent for New Zealand of the Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society, haa. teen promoted to take charge of tha . field staff of the company in New. South ; Wales. Mr. Edwin T. Wray, agoncy , •manager for Now Zealand, has arrived ■; in .Auckland to _take charge until ai; successor is appointed. Mr. T. H. GUI, of Wellington, is afi. present visiting Auckland. Hβ w% be away for about two weeks. .1 Mr J F. Shaldrick,- manager Northern Steam Ship Co., at Onehunga. ? is on a visit to Wellington. He wiU,; leave for Christohurch to-night. ~ j Mr Richard Stewart, who has absent from New Zealand for some timo, will return next month as .manager or-,; the Gilbert and Sullivan Repertoire .Opera Company. ' >