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PERSONAL.
Oar Brisbane cozerspondent tele
graphed last night announcing the death1
of the Hoil Eobert ' Harrison Smith,
M:L.C.
The' Hot. Fred Priest and family
were passengers to Sydney, by the
H.M-S. Moldavia which left the Outer
Harbor on Saturday. Mr. Priest has
accepted the pastorate of the Marriek
ville Church, Sydney.
The Chief Justice of the High Court
of Australia (Sir Samuel Griffith), who
has been indisposed for several days,
was a passenger to Melbourne by. the
R.M-S. Moldavia which left the Onter
Harbor on Saturday He was accom
panied by Justice Sir Edmund Barton.
Our Perth correspondent" unites :—"At
Monday night's meeting of the State ex
ecutive of this Western Australian divi
sion' of the Australian Jjgbar Federation,
the delegates were unanimous in their
appreciation of the unflagging energy of I
the secretary (Mr.- Alex McGallum) prior
to and during the recent elections. An
honorarium of £25 was voted to Mr. Mc
CaUnm.. Mr o MeCallum hails from
South Australia, and hiav father is is
the South Australian railways."
Tto-day at noon ihag ExceT3cucy the
GovernorwiE lunch with the English and,
Australian cricketers at the Adelaide Oval.
To-mozmowi afternoon he will be present
at lite Federal art exhibition in the . in
stitute. and on Wednesday Sir Day-leaves
for Kangaroo Island, returning on Friday.
On Thursday morning Lady Chelmsford
arrives from. Broken Hill, and will; con
tinue the journey to Sydney the saiqe af
ternoon. The Governor is to atoepd a
.farewell to Br. Douglas Mawson on Satur
day monsng, and in "the afternoon ooens
a fete a±6t. Vincent de Paxil's Orphanage
Mr. P. X. Fitzpatrick, manner £or Mr.
W. H. Brace, of. jSrote street, during {be i
past eight years, who is well known and
highly esteemed in commercial circles,
was the recipient last week of a valuable
gold chain and pendant from-his fel
low-employes, owing to his retirement to
join another firm of this city. Mr.
Balderson, in making the presentation
on behalf of the employes, expressed re
gret at the cause that necessitated the
proceeding, at the same time he could
assure his old colleague and friend that
he carried with him the very best wishes
for future prosperity from his fellow
em ployjs, male and female. Mr. Sitz
patrick was further - agreebly, surprised
when, after the close of business on Sat
urday evening his employer {Mr- W, H.
Brace), in -a few very laudatory remarks
asked Trim to accept for Mrs. Fitzpatrick
and ftimsrff, a very valuable, and hand
some silver tea and coffee Service, hot
water ; kettle, shaving outfit, and taray
as a small token of his esteem, as also
appreciation of his faithful services dur
his departure, and wished hvm every
prosperity m his future undertakings.
Mr. Kirkpatrick feelingly returned thanks
on V>atli occasions on bfilialf of Mrs. litz
patricfc and himself.
Lord Chelmsford (Governor of New
South Wales}, accompanied by "Lady
Chelmsford and. suite, reached the Outer
Harbor on Saturday by the B.M.S. Mol
davia after six months' holiday in the
old country. Lord and Lady Chelmsford
and suite were conveyed to Adelaide in
the yieeregal car. They spent Sunday
with his Excellency Sir Pay Hort Bo Ban
quet To-day Lord Chelmsford leaves for
the Barrier, where he will spend two
days.. On November-16 his Excellency
will take the mad to Wileannia by mo
tor, lunching at the Little Topar Hotel
Prom the hotel to Wileannia is 72 miles.
The town will be Teached ■ in the even
ing and Lord Chelmsford will spend the
following day-there. On November 18
he will make Baroata Station, remaining
there for the night, lunching on the road
at Towi accommodation .-house (flfintpiles
from Wflcannia). He will spendy No
vember 20 at Cobar, where be will'sleep
in the railway car. Nyogan* will be left
a day later for TTarrowine. In the af-_
ternoon of November .23-.the trip from
Narrowine to Wellington (about 55 miles)
will be made. The 24£h> will be spent
at Wellington and the 25th on the road
to Mudgee. A special train will be
taken from Mudgee, leaving on the night
of November 26, and arriving in Sydney
next day. Mr. Edden (Minister of "Miwin,
New-Smith Wales) will make the over
land trip with his Excellency.
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