PERSONAL.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2432, 22 February 1909, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Mr. A. -Hogarty, of Mangatu, who has a leaso of D’Urvjlle Island, was one of the fortunate individuals who missed tile s.s. Penguin. iHe had made arrangements to go over to- Wellington in the vessel to attend INFr. L. B. Tullock’s wedding/but failed to catch the vessel, and had to make special provision to get over in time. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lvsnar were passengers south by the s.s. Waikare last night. Messrs J. R. Kirk and 0. H. Lysnar went south by the s.s. Waikare last night. Mr. John Coleman left for south last evening. Detective Rawlo left for Wellington last night to give evidence in the ease ag-vust the man McMillan, arrested in Gisborne in connection with a forged money-order. Mr. J.'Nutting, who has been connected with the local office of the Public Works Department for a number of years, has received orders of transfer to the Dunedin office. DivTutore Wi Rena, who has been confined to the-hospital with typhoid fever, is reported to he convalescent. Dr. Carlyle" Wilson was a passenger last evening for Napier. Mr. C. IT. Bosley, a prominent South Canterbury business man, is at present on a short visit to Gisborne. Mr. M. Mnllin. -a member of the Timaru Borough Council, who was returning home from Auckland, spent a few hours in town yesterday afternoon. Captain .Tnnassen, who met with a balloon accident at Victoria Domain a, short time ago. is reported at. the •hospital to he progressing favorably. Inspector Ross, of the Grsboine office of tho Agricultural Department, who has been in attendance at classes in Wellington, returned on Satuiclav. morning. TV T W WilUa-m.fi will he m attendance at' the Medical. Congress which opens at Napier this evening.