PERSONAL

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10635, 14 May 1912, Page 5

PERSONAL

On inquiry on Monday afternoon, it Was learned that tihe condition of Mr A. Cadwallader, who was badly burn-

Ed in the motor ear accident on Friday'night, was a little easier, but his

condition is still such as to cause great anxiety . Mr A. B. Charters, of the Grevtown District High School, wall probably take, up. his inspectorial duties at the end of the present month.

Mr -Chunming,- Wiho has .been acting os Agricultural Instructor to the Wellington Education. Board in. the northern portions of ith-o distract, will succeed Mr W. C. Davies as instructor at the Distract High ' Schools.''in . the Wiairarapia.

Mr R. J. Young .bias accepted the position of conductor of the Masterton Amateur Operatic Society. Mi* Young hcis been for many years identified with- the choral instructions of the town and .has with distinct credit. There cam. he no doubt- 41) at, under his able guidance, and with his wonted

enthusiasm, the- Masterton Operatic Society will worthily maintain the position which it has occupied in musical circles in the past. '

His Grace Archbishop Redwood yesterday celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of his .appointment as Archbishop. His Grace was ordained at Mnynooth in 1865," appointed Biahop of Wellington in 1874, and elevated to

the dignity,of Archbishop on May 13t3i, -1887. Owing to his. Grace's ah- ' Bence from Wellington, the jubilee

will mot be celebrated this week, but fitting ceremonies will be conducted on. Wednesday.of next week, including Pontificial" High " • the Sacred Heart Church, Hill Street, in the morning, and the presentation of an address from the laitv at tlio Wellington Town Hall in t-he evening.

MrL. G. Re,id, S.M., will, in addition to his usual work in the Wainarapa district, assist with the court' wOrJc in Wellington during Dr. M'Arthurs absence on commission duties. Mr Reid ,pres.ided a,t the monthly sitting of the Upper Hutifc Court yesterday.

Mr John A. Clark, land agent, and n very old resident of Tauranga, died on Sunday (states a Press Association telegram). Mr F. M. Brodie, of the Bank of New South Wales' Gishorne .staff, is l>eing transferred to Hawera. and is to he succeeded (by Mi- B. F. Whitcombe, from Dainnevirke. \

Writing under date 2nd April, the London correspondent of the Evening Post isays:—Mr T. M. Wilford, M.P., as. so much benefited by his treatment .and the stay in the Pyrenees that lie has returned to London feeling fully fit for work, and is now very busy here. Miss Wilford, who came Home with (her parents to undergo treatment for 'her eyes, was operated on n few days ago", ai}d is now making good progress in a nursing home in London. Mr and Mrs Wilford a,nd their daughter lrnve for New York Sbv the Baltic on, the 25th April, and ■are due to reach Auckland on June 4th.