PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13452, 31 May 1907, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

i -Hj *.<? r'-v •'. D». Vickerman left for the South by the Rarawa yesterday. : (

' Mr. A. G. .Shirley went South by the Rarawa yesterday.

Mr. D. Gallahcr left for the South yesA ... terday by the Rarawa.

Detective D'Norville, of Thames, has been transferred to Auckland.

Archdeacon Cole returned to New Plymouth yesterday by the Rarawa.

Mr. W J. Bridson was a passenger for New Plymouth yesterday by the Rarawa.

The Hon. E. Mitchelson has been appointed member of the Mount Hobson Domain, Board. ■ -ilk— " . Mr. Hugh Gresham (says a Wellington Press Association telegram) has been appointed inspector of scaffolding at Auckland.

Miss Marjorie Arey, of Shelly Beach Road, Ponsonby, a first-year pupil, has just passed the primary grade musical examination of the Auckland University College School of Music, at the early age of eight years.

Mr. Pctei Henderson was married to Miss Jane Cullen, daughter of Mr. John Cullen, at Waihi, on 'Wednesday. The Rev. Father Brodie officiated. Miss M. Cullen, a sister. of the bride, was the bridesmaid, and Mr. G. G. Coutts acted as best man.

Mr. G. E. Butler,' an \rtist whose work is well known in Wellington and other parts of New Zealand, has had a successful inarch through Great Britain. A letter received by the latest mail states that Mr. Butler has had pictures accepted and hung this year in the Royal Academy, London, the: Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh, the Royal. Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts, and the Bristol Art Gallery.

The Minister for Education (the Hon. G. Fowlds) will be in Auckland next week. On the 7tli prox. Mr. Fowlds will attend the dinner to be given at the Pacific Club to surviving, members of the House of Representatives who have sat for any Auckland constituency since 1854, and he will attend tho official opening of the Helensville Springs on' June 10.

In connection with the last examinations of the New Zealand Accountants and Auditors' Association the following is the order' of merit of the candidates who were successful in the associates' grade:—R. H. S. Horsley, H. E. A. Preston, G. C. Codlin, -•-> and P. D. N. Verschaffelt; N. A. Duthie, D. B. Day, R. G. Metcalfe, and W. Gibb, jun. ; E. M. Edgar, J. A. Gentles, W. N. 1 Philson, W. Bigelow, A. R. Stone, P. J. Capper, and J. V. Macky; P. N. Bundle. j