PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16170, 6 March 1916, Page 7

PERSONAL ITEMS.

■■' » ■■..» CJiAmiN-CAmiN Mncjnsu, t nwrewss3l« ary service at Cairo, cabled his rooting* to the Methodist Conference on SaUtrdty \ Major B J. Dudley, N.Z.M.G, of Auckland, has returned after spending nine days in camp with the No. 1 Field Ambulance at Awapuni. Mr. Charles Darling, a Dargavffle solid, tor, was admitted to practice as a barrister by Mr. Justice Cooper on Saturday, on ,the motion of Mr. R. McVeagb. Dr. c. J. Wood, Bishop of Melanesia, I who is at present at the Solomon Islands, will visit New Zealand to attend the l.eneral Synod of the f hurrh of Enl»„d, I which will meet in Christchureh on May 3. , Mr. .1. J. Sullivan, of Auckland, who enlisted in December, has Keen appointed to the Army Pay Department, and left for Wellington by the mid-dav express on Saturday. Mr. Sullivan was the Opposition candidate for Parnell at last seneral .election. I Miss Alison Barnett, cauehtor of Mr. Maughan Barnett, city organist, who met with a serious accident whan out driving three weeks a«o, is making good progress at Tauranga but it is still very uncertain when she will have recovered sufficiently ■ to be brought, to her home in Auckland. ! The Rev. A. Richards, vicar of St. Sepulchre's, will leave for New Plymouth to-day, accompanied by Mrs. Richards. He has arranged a temporary exchange - 1 duties for the Lenten season "with the Rev. ,A. H. L'olviile, of St. Marv's, New Ply. mouth, and the latter will arrive in Auckland on Wednesday. Mr. Julian do Cordova, a prominent merchant of Boston, accompanied by Mrs. de Cordova, returned to Auckland on Saturday, after a month's holiday tour of the Dominion. Mr. and Mrs. de Cordova are staying at the Royal Hotel. They expect to leave Auckland to-day for Australia, and they will visit Japan before returning to America. Mr. D'Arcy Perry, who has been manager for the Fuller-Brennan proprietary at the Auckland Opera House for some years, is about to leave for Sydney, to occupy another position in the same service. At the conclusion of Saturday night's performance, Mr. Perry was presented by the stage hands, for whom Mr. J. O'Brien, stage manager, acted as spokesman, with a case of pipes and cigarholder, and Mrs. Perry with a travelling rug. In the name of friends outside the profession. Mr. P. B. Ross handed to Mr. Perry a Gladstone bag, and to Mrs. Perry a gold-mounted manicure set.