PERSONAL.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2118, 28 June 1907, Page 3

PERSONAL.

Mr. J- A. Young, of Hamilton, lias announced his candidature as a .Liberal for the new Tauranga electorate. Mr. Allen Bell, president of the Farmers’ Union, is likely to oppose Mr. Greenslade for Waikato. . The Premier had a personal interview in England with Major Inson, who has been appointed AdjutantGeneral, and speaks of him as a smart and capable officer, in the prime of life • He had experience in Egypt and South Africa, and spears French, Russian, Persian, and Hindustaui.[o„. jj a j]_j ones will spend the holiday', of which the Vrm; ‘vkit^to bn Wednesday night, in a visit to Kngland and Japan. _ f A Press Association telegram from Auckland states that the 14ev. . . l . ll'issell, M.A., who resigned cliaige of the Knox Church, Parnell, to proceed to Scotland, was presented by the congregation with a purse of sovereigns as a token of esteem A Press Association telegram from Auckland states that at a special meeting of the University. College Councif a Registrar was appointed to fil' the vacancy caused b} tlie letue Cambridge, being successful. A Press Association message fiom Auckland states that Mr. « ulster, who for tlie past three years has occupied the post of night editor of the Now Zealand Herald, w as, presented with a handsome souvenir on the occasion of his departure from Auckland to the editorial staff of far Hobart Mercury.