PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13766, 3 June 1908, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS.

yfJ(^f< t js<-k-\<--:< , ~'--\--. : '<---.-->-~:.-' : -. ■~ , ■ •■■ "■ ';,.''>*/...-::: --.' ■' . ■'. ''■.-. jNtn. Ob a*. F. C. MnxKßg of lvawakawa, 1 was yesterday admitted :as a barrister 'of the Supreme Court Of New Zealand by -His Honor Mr.-.Justice Edwards. Air. T. W. Rhodes, of Coromandel, left .Tor Wellington by the Wimmera,' yesterday, to attend the Hospital Conference, as a." delegate of the Coromandel Hospital.. He is accompanied by Mrs. Rhodes. The appointment of Mr. John S. Doiill las second assist ant-master at the Beres- - ford-street school, as from Monday last, has been authorised by ' the Education Board, on the recommendation- of the City Schools Committee. ■ Mr. W. Fossev, inspector at the Newmarket Manual Training- School, was, 'at the close of the usual lesson on luesday morning, presented by Mr. B. J. Parry, the .headmaster, of the Point Chevalier ' school with a silver-mounted salad bowl and servers, on behalf of the boys of his ■ school, as a mark of their esteem. ' Miss Ida A. Webb, daughter of Mr. J. 'A. Webb, of Sydney, was married to Mr. Henry Webster, son of the late Mr. Thomas Whattof Webster, of Leicestershire. England, at St. Matthew's Church, on the 27th nit. The Rev. W. E. Gill am I■■ officiated, Mr. Philpott presiding at the organ. ' Three bridesmaids were in at- ,[ tendance. The Hon. John Bigg, M.L.C., who is nbout to be married, was privately pre- : v aented with a cheque representing a threefigure sum, on Monday afternoon, as a . token of esteem (telegraphs out Wellington correspondent. The presentation, which was initiated by Mr. A. R. Hislop, 'of the Institute of Marine Engineers, was subscribed to bv- all classes, members ot the Legislative Council, House of Representatives (including Ministers), commercial and professional men, members ot the Institute of Marine Engineers, and by some members of the trades unions.