PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 216, 30 August 1911, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Adeane and family are on a visit: to Napier. Mr. J. Thornton, the elocution judge at the Napier compecaions, left for Te Auto this morning.

The Right Hon. Redmond Barry, K.C., M.P., lias been appointed Lord Chancellor of Ireland.

■ Mrs. J. Hall (Palmerston) is on a v is,:t to Napier, and is) staying at the Masonic.

Mr. E. E. Skeet, of Gisborne, who is in England on a couple of months’ holiday, intends leaving London on September Ist by the Orsona. Tnc Rev. I'athcr Cahill, of D.anncv irkc, has been on a brief visit t'i* Napier. He returned home thismorning.

It 'is officially announced that, the Bishop of Birmingham (Dr. Gore) has been trariffcrrcd to the See of Oxford.

Tlic Rev. T. J. \\ albs, of Hastings will occupy the pulpit of the Wai pawa Methodist Church on Sunday next.

Miss Tingey, of Wanganui, a mezzo-seprano competitor at (he competitions, was a passenger bv tolaj’s express for her home. Dr. Bradshaw, of Christchurch, who filled lite position oi’ musical judge at the Napier compel : tions, left for Kimbolton this morning . Professor Wl T. Mills, who lectured in Napier some t : me ago on “Public Ownership of Monopolised Industries,” will again speak in Napier on the 11th of next month.

Mr. ami (Mrs. J. F. and J. 11. Mvlcs. who have been staying it the Masonic Hotel, Napier, for a few days, returned by motor car to Marton this morning.

Judge Gilfcddcr, who has been attending the Auckland sittipgs of the Appellate Court, returned to Wellington by tlic Main Trunk on Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Beard, sen., [Mrs. Moore and Mr. Gerald Beard, who have been on a holiday visit to Napier, returned this morning bv motor car to Masterton. Mrs. Gifford Moore, and Misses Moore (2) of Palmerston North, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Waterhouse and M’ss Nellie Waterhouse, of Mangawbare, and Dr. AV. Fox, of Christ church, are among the visitors staving at the Masonic Hotel, Napier.

Canon Long, headmaster ofc* the Grammar School nt New, in Victoria. bar, been elected Bishop of Bathurst. The. new bishop is described rs a strong man ( f broad niotlcrate views and a splendid preacher and organiser.

Mr. Justice Chapman is expected back in AVcllington about the’ second week in September, and will leave here shortly afterwards for Gisborne. The Chief Justice (Sir Robert Stout) is also expected back in AVcllington about the middle of September. '

Miss Eleanor F. Pc.vman. formerly of Napier and Wanganui, has been appointed matron of the Svdney Homeopathic Hospital. For the past three months Mbs Pev man has been head nurse in that institution, and has been appoint cd by the board to fill the vacant matronsbip. Miss Pcyman was trained in the Napier Hospital, Hawke’s Bay. and him been engaged in private nursing in AVanganui for the past two years.