PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12853, 29 April 1905, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mb. Justice Cooper leaves to-day for the . {South. Mr. W. Carson, chief engineer of the Navua, who has been oil holiday leave, lias rejoined the steamer. Mr. aud Mrs. Phillips-Turner, of Parnell, left yesterday by the Botoiti for Christchurch, where they will reside in future. ri Detecti P.roberg, who lias been on a r holiday visit to Auckland, left for New Plymouth" by the Rutoiii yesterday, en route : for Wellington. Mr. R. P. Kinloch was appointed assistant . yeteriuaiT surgeon to the Auckland Agri- : cultural and Pastoral Association at yesterday' o meeting of that hotly. Mr. Fied E. S. Bulleu, late pupil-teacher Sit Ponsonbr .school, who has been appointed assistant master to the A\ai lii school, left for YVallu la-t night to assume his new duties. ' Madame Chambers ha- left for Australia '■ pa a short holiday trip. At Sydney she will w met bv Mr. Chas. Chambers, who is now managing the Westminster Abbey (lire Company on its Australian tour. Mrs. W. Hellabv aud her two sons, who have been absent from Auckland for the last 12 months on a tour through America, Great Britain, and Europe, are returning by the Mokoia to-morrow from Australia, ■W'fcter - * thev have been staying for the past month. Bishop Neligan arrived in Coromaudel vest en] a . Ho was met on arrival by the iter. C. Marsh and the local church officers. His Lorlship is accompanied by the Rev. H. Hawkins, minister in charge of the Maori mission, and the present visit is especially to the Maoris of that part of the. diocese. * The Bisliow will visit Manaia today. and hold a conference with the Maoris on matters affecting the Church.—[Own cor- • respandent.]