PERSONAL.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4512, 13 November 1901, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Tlie Hon. James Carroll, Native -Uin» istcr, lias left on a visit to Gisborne. Tine Minister of Hands intends to visit, the show at Palmerston North, probably to-morrow. Afterwards Mr Duncan hopes to bo able to go south. Mr T. 11. Hamer, private secretary To the Premier, has been granted six months’ leave of absence from February next. Mr and Mrs Hamer will pay a. visit to Great Britain, travelling homeward by the Suer, route- Xhey will probably join the P. and O. Company’s steamer China in Sydney. The wedding was celebrated at St. Mark’s Church yesterday, by the Kov. ilr Wynne-Bond, of Mr Arthur H. "Wise, son of Mr J. T. Mise, lato accountant of the Wellington Gas Company, and Mbs Louisa C. Smith, daughter of the lato Mr Alfred Smith- Misses A. A. and A. M. Smith, sisters of the bride, were tho bridesmaids, Mr U. H. Gowen was best man. and the bride was given away by her brother, Mr vvm. Smith. A reception was afterwards hold at tho residence of the bride's mother.

Tli" mamag" of Air C. E. lordham, obio i sou ”«f Mr F. Fordharn, to Mi.- Al"Xil M. I!Mop. oldest daughter of N!r A. R. 11 islop, wa s solemnised Ij *- i 1,,- |-'v. Charles Dalladon til (no Vivian M reel Baptist Church ycslcrdav afternoon. Tin- bride-maids vero MiV.es E. M. Ili-lop and Alice rordham, and the groom-men were Alessrs T.-d Fordharn and Alexander Htslop, inn. Th" h,-de was given away by her lather. Air Barrett, at the organ, played appropriate mii-ic. A reception wa", ftb.-eenenlly held at the residence of the bride's parents, ''KauhiU,” Ails, tin .-treel. Among the pre-ents Was a lialid’-ome gift from the employees of W- and G- Turnbull and Co. The bride's father is secretary to the Marine Engineers’ Society, and steamers in port laid bunting living in honour of tho iv "tiding. ,