PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13486, 13 May 1907, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

; Mr. A. P.; Fbiend left , for the South , yesterday by the Rarawa.

'• Captain Fleming left by the Rarawa yesterday for New Plymouth.

Captain Symon was a passenger from the South yesterday by the Takapuna.

. Mr. C. Chase-Morris came up from the South on Saturday by the Rarawa.

Mr. P. C. Ross, late of the Taviuni, is now chief officer of the Manapouri.

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Leyland returned from the South by the Miowera. yesterday. •

Mr. F. W. Lang, M.H.R. .for Manukau, left for New Plymouth yesterday by the Rarawa. 1

j »' Commissioner Cadman, of the Salvation 'Army, leaves for Sydney by the Miowera this evening.

Mr.: and Mrs. N. C. - Baker left on Saturday morhing for a short tour of the Hot Lakes district.

Mr. Hazard, late chief officer of the Kamona, has been appointed to the Talune in a similar capacity.

Mr. W. A. Boucher, Government penologist, was a passenger for the South by the Rarawa yesterday.

Chief-Warder Scanlon is at present act-ing-governor. of the Mount Eden Gaol, vice the late Mr.- F. E. Severne.

Mr. F. J. O'Meara. of the local staff of the Union Steam Ship Company, left for the South by the Tarawera on Saturday.

Chief-Judge Seth-Smith and Judge MacCormick, of the Native Lands Court, were passengers to Napier by the Tarawera on Saturday.

• Captain Edwin Phillips, who has been in ill-health for some months past, has now sufficiently recovered to resume duty, and will assume command of the Miowera today.

The Hon. Jas. McGowan (Minister for Mines and Justice) and the Hon. J. A. Millar (Minister for Labour and Marine) left for Wellington, via New Plymouth, by the Rarawa yesterday afternoon.

• ■ Messrs. J. Wallace, Truda, Oakes, Dalton, Sinclair, Fox, Woodward, Johnston, Siddell, White, Turvey, Barber, Reid, and J. Coombe, of the Exhibition Orchestra, returned South yesterday by the Rarawa. They were seen off at Onehunga by a number of musical enthusiasts.

_ Miss M. E. Ran, of Papakura, was married' to Mr. Moses Flemming, of Waikino, at the Presbyterian Church, Papakura, on • Wednesday last. The Rev. J. B. Smellie officiated. The bride wore a white delaine dress, with veil and orange blossoms. Miss .Martha Ran attended as bridesmaid, and Mr. R. S. Flemming acted as best man.

An exchange of cures between the Rev. R. T. Matthews, 8.A., vicar of Wakatipu, and the Rev! Horace Packe, M.A., vicar of Holy Trinity, Suva (Fiji), has been arranged. Mr. Matthews and family hope to leave for. Suva in June next. Mr. Packe is - a graduate of the University of Oxford, a clergyman of wide experience, and in addition is an able musician. He built the fine . pipe organ now in Holy Trinity Church, . Suva.