PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11232, 29 November 1899, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

A very prcl'ty wedding was celebrated yesterday in Christ Church, Cowniandel, the bridegroom being Dr. A. 8. Bull, and the bride Miss Miry Florence Harrison, youngestdaughter of Mr. R. H. Harrison, J.P., the well-known mine manager. The Rev. C. F. R. Harrison was tlu officiating clergyman. Our Cambridge correspondent writes:—A complimentary baiKpin was tendered to Mr. Harry Kerr, late of the Criterion Hotel, last Friday evening. The chair was taken by the Mayor, and a large party of townsmen were present. The toast of the liealtb of \ Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Kerr was given, with ! musical honoms. the Mayor and Messrs. | Wells .iikl X. Hicks testifying to their good j qualities as citizens, and their popularity i generally, and hoping soon to welcome them I \m\\ Vo'Oau\Uk\u,v. Mr. VLevv svutaWv \-t- \ spended. During the evening songs were' given by Messrs. Boston Coupev, Horace. 1 Simson, T. Hartly, and a recitation by Mr. j Greville Smith. ) Our Ctu'omanrfef correspondent (e/egrap/iecf ! , yesterday that " owing to the dangerous ill- j ness of his father-in-law. Mr. Bell, of Wha- I jigarei, Mr. C'.idm in left Coromandel yesterday eveninc by the Rotomahana. He hoped I to catch the Whangarei boat at the North Head on iiis way from Coromandel. This lias somewhat upset Mr. Cadman's plans, for he intended to complete his tour of the goldtields for the last time as Minister f~: | Mines before the holidays. He. hopes, however, to be abb to return to Coromandel again in a few days." The steamer Ngunguru. which left Auckland last night, waited lor the arrival of Mr. Cadman, and lie pro- j seeded by her to Whangarei.