PERSONAL.
.1 lie railway staff met on Saturday evening to bid farewell to Mr Greene sui faceman, who has been transferred to Dannevirke. The statjon master (Mr Day) presented Mr Greene with a Gladstone bag as a token of esteem in viliich ho is held by all branches of the service, and spoke highly of Mr Greene s services, being supported by i Dunphy, Lenihan, \\ a beheld, 0 Connor and Bousfield. •Mr Greene suitably responded. Air. Eustace Lane, a candidate for tlie vacancy on the Hawke’s Bay £aiul Board, returned to Napier lastnight after a visit to the Motu district. Mr. John Ma ckenzie, representing Quibell’s Sheep Din, was in Gisborne on Saturday, and left for the South last night.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2123, 24 February 1908, Page 2
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