PERSONAL

Evening Star, Issue 17515, 22 November 1920, Page 6

PERSONAL

———*—~ Digger Evans, the professional boxer along with Mr Lucas, his manager, arrive n a rorth by tho fir P*-express to-dav. Mr S. Styche, manager of the shipping department of the National Mortgage and Agency Company, Ltd., has returned to Dunedin after spending a pleasant month's holiday in the vicinity of Rotorua. Mr H. Maudeno left Donedin by the second express to-day on bis way to Wellington.

Mr 1. Somervflle and Mr J. B. Waters started to-day for Wellington, there to attend the annual meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce, to ho held on Wednesday and Thursday. Other delegates will 1,0 Messrs F. M. Shortt, Peter Barr, Walter Gow, and C. S. Owen _ 'Sergeant-major Cftpp, who acted as an instroctor at Aws.pn.ni Camp in the early stages or the war, lias resigned from the Detenco Pores. He saw service at the front, and on his return to tho Dominion acted ns sergeant-major ait Chalmers Military Hospital, Christchnrch, and instrucr e' Training Carps Depot at tho-Otago University, prior-to his transfer to Rotoroa as sergeant-major at Pons Georco Hospital. He wiU be succeed by borgeant-major Turner, of tlie Queen Mary Hospital, Hanmer The Hon. W. H. Tisggs, M.L.C., who was recently a patient in a private ho*nrtal m Wellington, inrs irotumed to- hw home in Christchnrch. Nartlx, and Mrs kellett a,re visiting Auck-

Matilda Wattenbach in 1862, Mra Janet little, has jnst died at Parkhurat, Helens- ? .'. "j 7 car - Shc ca™ to Auckiand' with her husband, Mr William Little, and a family of six children, four of whom survive. Thev went on the land at Paparoa, where thev remained for a long period. About 35 vears ago tho family removed to Helensville.