PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 171, 19 July 1907, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Dr. Van Slyke left for the Sonih ty. the Xgapuhi yesterday, j Dr. Yule came up irom the South hy the Takapuna this morningRev. Father Cooney -arrived from W South by the Takapuna this morning. Mr Gilroth, New Zealand veterinarian, is a passenger by the W_ koia for Auckland, and left Sydney on 'Wednesday. \ Press Association message from Xapier states that the Rev. T. B- WoolloxaiL who has bren seriously ill ""w 1 influenza, is now convalescent. The Right Rev. Bishop Williams, of Waipu. has appointed the Rev. Herbert W. Williams to bo Archdeacon oi Yvaiapu. and the Rev. David Ruddock, Archdeacon of Ha-vrke's Bay.

Recent callers at the Government Tourist Office are: Messrs. G. B, Mcßae (Ma.nawa.tu), Ernest Omerod (Rochdale, iKngland:, G. Winder (Napier), G. Turner [(Hobart).

Mr. M. Marcus arrived this morning hv the Takapuna from the South to liakr arrangements for the series of three concerts to be given -at the Choral Hall by Miss Marie Hall, the clever

young violinist

Dr. Xeligan, the Anglican Bishop of the diocese, accompanied by Captain Bentick, of H.M-.S. Prometheus, paid a visit to the Veterans' Home- yesterday. Captain Bentick was much interested in the veterans, and promised to pay them another visit

Amongst more recent visitors to Auckland, the following are staying at the Royal Hotel:—Messrs. J. B_ Robertson(Wellington), C. F. Mitchell (Dunedin), A. E. Harding fWairoa), J. W. Wilson ■(Thames). H. O. Russell (Warkworih), J. T. Stone (Wanganui), W. H. Howe jtPiroagia i. Mrs. Man son (Te Aroha).