PERSONAL.

Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 7000, 2 May 1906, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Bishop Neligan is at present on an officia visit to die parish of Waihi.

Mr Tho3. White, of Stirling Mooi'3, Morrinsville, returned on Saturday by the express after a prolouged visit to the South.

Messrs H. J. Clifford and Spencer Marshall left Morrinsville yesterday, for the purpose of joining a shooting expedition to the Rangiriri Lake district.

Mr C. Manual, managing director of the Sylvia GoldminingCo., of Morrinsville, is at present on a visit of inspection to the Company's mine at the Thames.

Yesterday Mr Seddon entered upon the fourteenth year of his office as Premier. Mr Seddon was 47 years of age when he assumed the Premiership on May 1, 1893.

Messrs G. Booth, B. H. Lund, \V. Newell and A. W. Gane have been nominated for the three vacancies on the Cambridge Roai Board. The election takes place on Saturday next at the Board's office, Cambridge.

Miss Eva Allen, of Te Aroha, who is to be married shortly, was the recipient of a hundsome presentation last week from the choir and congregation of the Methodist Church, of which she has been a member for years.

A London correspondent learus that Miss A. S. Rochfort (who lately resigned her p isition as matron of the Waikato Sanatorium) has arranged to spend about three months studying all the latest methods of a maternity hospital at ClapHain, ,\ hich is under the direction of a lady doctor, Miss McCall, where several New Z 'alaud lady doctors and nurses have previously tudiud. Miss Rochfort intended to enter upon her new work early last month.