PERSONAL ITEMS

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14666, 15 May 1913, Page 7

PERSONAL ITEMS

A Press Association message from Wellington s-ays that «Sir James Carroll continues to make satisfactory progress towards recovery from his recent severe illness, but will not bo able- to see visitors ior another wook or two.

Archbishop Krdwood received yesterday ■'< ''r'-s* Assort ion telegram) an* oi!ici;il <a!j|.;:rarn from Home announcing tin. , appointment of Dean ■O'i>hea. b.M., Vienr-Oeneral of the Arch-f'.H ,, ' , '-*''- as Coadjutor Archbishop of Wellington, With the right of succession. Tho Prime Minister, tho Hon. W. F. Mas:*'.*, arrives in Christeburch on Friday morning. Mr F. C Spratc. LL.IS., was yesterday morning, on the motion of Mr J. A. Flrshor, admitted by Mr Justice Denniston .T a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court. Arrival's in town include:— Messrs G. Rush (Nelson , ). W. A. W. Da vies (Melbourne). A. Smith (Auckland). \V. J. Homo (.Melbourne), S. Eichelbaum Wellington). C. \V. Matthews (Wellington), J. F. Roid (Elderslip), K. W. Bobirtson (Dunodin). I , '. Johnston (Dtin«lin). Ciiptain Thomas (l)unedin), Dr. W. B. Keir (Wonllongmig). Mr Frank Hnttlc. who has boon transferred from the local to the Methvon branch of the Now Zonliind Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd., was presented by the staff with a smoker's outfit as a mark of their goodwill, and ■with a hatKlxomn travelling rug from a feu - nersonal friends.

Mr F. L. Carter. M.A., of Clifton, Enctand. arrived at Wellington by tho jUhnnic yesterday. He goes to Christ's College to take up a position for a year under the scheme decided upon by the Bonrd of Governors for the intorc'uingf) of masters with sorao of the Homo colleges.