PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11230, 27 November 1899, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

The Rev. G. B. Monro was a passenger by | the Westralia from Sydney last night. ' j I Sirs. Street and Miss Gillies returned ! ' from Sydney by the Mariposa yesterday. | I Mdlle. Irebelli and Mdlle. Vandono arc ■ I passengers for San Francisco by the Mari- i | ])oSil. " ! Mr. R. Thompson, M.H.R., arrived from ' Whangarei by the Wellington on Saturday ! night.. ' The Hon. W. hellv, M.L.C., was a pas- | senger by the Tutanekai from Tauranga, on ■ Saturday night. " j Mr. Asliton, second in command at the 1 Rotorua post office, is at present confined ; to his house through illness. Misses Milne and Uioyce, who have been 1 on a visit to the Old Country, returned bv j the Wesiralia from Rydnev last night. i Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cotter and family, ! who have been awav on a trip to Europe, j returned by the Westralia from Sydney last. j night. _In response to numerous requests. Mr. i Thomas Booth, of Surrey Hills, lias consented to become a candidate for the position of councillor of the Grey Lvnn Borough . Council, rendered vacant by the election of. Mr. R. T. Warnock to the office of Mayor, j The Hon. Mr. Cadman left Thames by ; the four clock train for Te Arolia on ; Saturday afternoon. This morning he will ; return to Thames, and leave at once fci : Coromandel, travelling as far as Waikiiwau by buggy. and from thence to Coromandel on horseback. I A pleasing ceremony was performed on 1 beard the R.M.s. Mariposa, at Sydney, on ■ the 21st inst., when Commander ITavward • was presented with a handsomelv-set liqueur stand, by the committee of the Balmain Regatta. Mr. C. N. Fulchei (purser) was also ' presented with a silver-mounted pipe. The : ' Mariposa was flagship at the recent Balmain j regatta. 1 At St. Paul's Church, Symonds-street, yes- i ' terdav morning, Mr. J. Iredale was married j 1 to Miss Churton, eldest daughter of Mr. ■ W. H. Churton. The ceremony was performed by Canon C. If. Nelson. ' 'fhe bride, who was given away by her father, was at- ' tended by Miss Mabel Churton, as bridesmaid, and Mr. Charles Churton acted as best i man. Mr. and Mrs. Iredale left during the f day for the South by the s.s. Gairloch.