PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 24, 27 January 1906, Page 3

PERSONAL.

tfiailiday in Auckiand. * w°H Hemingway returned toan extensive Southern tour of the Accountancy CorresL Murray, conducting a retreat for the J* 3 , j t? C leaves Auckland P%±rioi ■ Syd-W to open a re- « V E Wiltoushby has be«n ap-'-Ld district superintendent of the P Mpnt Life Insurance Company of wi* complete charge of the Auckland business. Veut Robinson, Engineer Staff Officer J rfhP colony, arrives in Auckland in attend the Engineer's "iTnf instruction. Sergt.-Major Rusyesterday to take part in tie camp-' 1* Choyce, son of Mr H. C. Choyce, dhofau been studying for some years in Jwland has succeeded in qualifying for Kptna as F.R.C.S., Eng. Choyce £ rkently been placed in charge of L Greenwich Seaman's Hospital, and XJ, superintendent of the new London &hool of Clinical Medicine. Liept Knyvett, of the No. 9 Garrison Krtillerv, has passed both the theorfad and practical parts of his examiMtion for his commission, the practical •art bein" concluded during the recent L,p lieut. Aylett also passed the Bractical part of his examination, and pill shortly ait for the theoretical side, Serjeant Wright, who ha 3 been acting Chief "cleric in the Police Commissioner's at Wellington, since the death oi Vr John Tasker, has been promoted to the rank of Sub-inspector, and will remain in charge of the Commissioner's Office. Sub-inspector Wright is a popujar officer, and has a first-class record. A pleasant little ceremony took place at the residence of Miss Kileen Hill, of Ponsonby, last night, when a numJjer of her "friends gathered to present ler with a set oi silver fish knive3 and forks and eggstand, in honour of her approaching marriage to Air. Joss, of Cnristchurch.