PERSONAL.

Colonist, Volume XLVIX, Issue 11765, 23 October 1906, Page 3

PERSONAL.

' Princess teßangi Pai (Mrs Howio) Will arrive in Nelson tomorrow, and give two concerts in the Theatre Koyal on Thursday and Friday 6veniliga. Mr Kfcbard , Carter, Collector of CusttfKis at Nelsori for the past three years, has received notice of his promotion to the position of Collector of Customs at Christchurch, and will leave -here at the end of the year. .1116 p?ace will be taken by Mr Alfred Carter, at present landing waiter at Christchurch. Mr R, H. Rhodes, M.H.R., has received information of the death in England of his mother. "A young Aucisiand""artist7'Miss &, von Meyorn,'»has just completed a life size painting in oils of the late Mr Se<?*don, which is to be hung at the Christchurch Exhibition. Mr Hermann Oelrichs, the representative of the' North German Lloyd CcTfipanv, in New York, died at sea oh bbard the Kaiser Wilhelm der iix'tim tho other day.. The announcement was made itn a,, wireless telegram to Ne;v York from Mis Oelrichs., who was _\vith him at t,Le time. Mr Thomas Parsons, who died at New Plymouth the other day, arrived with his father and mother by the ship Timandra on February 24, 1842. lie served in tho No. 1 Militia Company,' .ftnd was present at tho engagement at Wairefca.' Mr T. D. [Adams, 8.A., has been offered and accopted an appointment as assistant master at the Otago Boys' High School. Mr Adams was an old scholar of that School, and was dux in 1901, and won tho Latin scholarship and took his 13. A. dogree last year.