PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15997, 16 August 1915, Page 9

PERSONAL ITEMS.

M. F. W. WilKuns. of Napier i, *~ mg at the Royal Hotel. P ' " £ -

Mr. W. H. IIdCW. of Wellington !> staying at the Grand Hold. g '

Mr and Mrs, R. Caulton. of Gisborne are staying at Hie Central Hotel.

Arc,:*.aeon C. C. Harper. hue vicar ~, M. Peter a Church. Wellington, >f t for London by the Ruahine on Saturdav £. fan 1 SC ° mpanied by Mrs - ***** ■-»•!

Dr. AG. Waddell. late of Hamilton. is proceeding to England as ship's sureer:, of the Somerset which sailed from Weilington on Saturday morning. Mrs. WadUell is a passenger bv the steamer.

Mr James Burnett, of Wellington. w }„, recently retired from the position of chief engineer of N ? w ZealanTrailwars, MI Wellington on Saturdav bv the Ruahin« on a twelve month.' visit to Knjland H^

Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Spooner. of p on sonby are celebrating their golden wedding to-day. About 20 rubers of the family have assembled in Auckland from all parts of the Dominion. The only son absent 18 the youngest, Mr. Arthur &a„ rho "°" «*" " rTioe at the

Dr H W ?h 5 "gMri"* the health of If ' a i, • *****?• Roman Catholic Bishop of Auckland was received on Satardav. £V , cal ; le S ram f™ Sydney etated' that the doctors attending the bishop had «KL? fonsuitetton on Friday and w.ye XrV'jf the - CMe was ery hopeful, although the patient was very weak.

The Hon. Arthur M. Myers, Minister for Customs and Monitions, arrived in Auckland on Saturday morning from Wellington in connection with the serious illness of his brother-in-law Mr William Coleman. Mr. Myers intended to return to Wellington vesterdav, but owing to the death of Mr. Coleman he Willi not leave until this evening.