PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 11245, 10 April 1902, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS.

The Governor, accompanied by Capfala Alexander and Captain Boscawen, A.D.C., paid an official visit to the Admiral on board the flagship Royal Arthur, at Auckland, yesterday. The Countess of Raefurty, accompanied by : Ladies Constance and Eileen Knox, Misa Allan Richmond, and the Hon. H. C. Butler, A.D.C., Wellington, arrived in Auckland from Wairara'pa, yesterday morning.

The Hon J. M. Twomey, M.L.C., Mr P..R. Flatman, M.H.R., Mr T. Parata, M.H.R., and Mr Justice Williams, went South by yesterday morning's express.

The Hon, H. K. Taioroa, M.L.C., left for Southbridge by yesterday's train. Mr Roes, the assistant nuaster o? the Lyttelton. school, whose resignation was received yesterday, has be«i in the school as headmaster and assistant master since 1872.

Among the passengers from the South by last night's express, were Messrs D. LeCren, R. Ferguseon. W. Moir; A. A. Thornton. W. (J. Stead, H. F. RoberU, Dr. Drew, »nd Captain Pennycook. Mr and Mrs Brace Lloyd (America), Messrs W. Findlay, J. Stevenson, Haigb. and Wilkinson, arrived in town yest*rdav.

feje following returned from HannMT yesterday evening:—Rev. P. W. Fairdough. (Dunedin), Jlessrs J. Moorhead. J. German, and J. Thompson (Southbridge), Miss Wood (Auckland), and Miss Sberrard (Dnnsandel). The Eev. D. MeXicoll and family arrived in Christcbureh yesterday afternoon ;!rom Lytt€f.ton, en route to Onmara.

Dr. i>lorkfi.ne, of Dunedin, has been appointed Surgeon Snpjrintendecb of the Bess Hospital Miss McMichael, a delegate from the Girls' Friendly Society of England, is at prssecrt in Auckland. She iraa welcomed bY the associates of tbo various branches. Yesterday the Primate gave an At Home at Bisbopscourt to enable the Church. workers »« meet the dslegate. Dr. Westenra, and Revs. vSpsn«r and Maodonald, were passengers from Wellington by the Te Anau, which arrived at Lvttek-on at 9.30 o'clock lost night. *At the Aldington yesterday afternoon. Mr G. V« T . C. was made the recipient of a band-sonic presentation, on behalf of the visitors to the recent Cheviot Show. At Ht John's Choree, Woolston, yesterday. Miss Rose Butcher, eldest daughter of Mr Georire Butcher. Ferry read, was married to ifr Louis Pickles. The church was prettily decorated for tlw and the ceremony was performed by to« Rev. C. H. Gossett.