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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 51, 23 November 1929, Page 16

PROVINCIAL PERSONALS Mr. A. D. Macintosh, for tiie last nine years chairman of tiie Wanganui County Council, passed away at his residence, Okoia, Wanganui, yesterday afternoon, after a long and severe illness. Deceased. who was 60 years of age, came to New Zealand with his late parents from Scotland in 1885 and had farmed successfully in the district ever since. He was a tower of strength to all public activities. Tie leaves a widow, one son and a daughter. Air. L. D. Lovelock, of Palmerston North, will take up his appointment ns town clerk of Pahiatua on Monday next. Mr. J. A. Nash. M.P.. has received advice that tiie Hon. G. W. Forbes (Minister of Lands) will visit Palmerston North on Monday. The friends of Mr. W. McKenzie, of Palmerston North, will regret to learn that his condition shows no apparent improvement, and he is unlikely to be about for some time. Mr. W. T. Penny, secretary of the Manawatu and West Coast A. and P. Association. is reported to be as well as can be expected. He is still confined to his bed. Sir Alexander Roberts, Mayor o( Lower Hutt, has consented to be the speaker at the joint broaking-up ceremony of the Boys' and Girls High Schools at the Palmerston North Opera House on December IS. FAMOUS FURS. H. 11. Blandford. Ltd., expert furriers, Rangitikei St., Palmerston North, are famed throughout N.Z. for their high quality fur coats at moderate prices. The saving is brought about by the firm’s metliod of importation, which passes no duty on to the purchaser. Hence the richest of fur coats may be obtained here at a considerable saving.—AdvL