PERSONAL NOTES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 3944, 29 May 1913, Page 4

PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr. J. C. Parker left yesterday for Auckland.

Eev. IV. Grant went South by the Takapuna last evening.

Adjutant Melksliam was a passenger by the Takapuna last evening

Mr. E. J. Chrisp W3S a passenger by yesterday’s steamer to Auckland.

A P.A. cable from London states that Lord Avebury’s condition is critical.

Mr. G Porter, of the local staff or the Bank of New Zealand, has resigned, and is about to join Dalgetv and Co., Ltd.

Messrs. McLeod,' J- H ; Kirk, and W. Morgan left for Napier by the Takapuna last evening to attend a meeting of the Education Board.

Mr Ernest Arthur Bull, of Tokomaru Bay, was married at St. Andrew’s Church vesterdav to Miss Madge MacDonell, daughter of Mr J. A. MacDonell, of Patutahi.

■ Mr. F. J. O’Neill, of Messrs. Sargoed, Son, and Ewon, leit for Auckland yesterday, on transfer, and his place will be taken by Mr. George Sloan, of Messrs. Pettie and Co.

Mr. H. G. ML Priestly, of the local Pub’ic Works clerical staff, has received notice of his transfer, cat promotion, to Dunedin, and lie leaves for the South on Sunday. His successor is Mr. John Murphy, of Wellington.

Among the passengers for the South by the Takapuna last evening was Mr. A. J. Paterson, _ex-Borough Engineer, who is journeying to Wellington in response to somewhat unfavorable news of the health cf his father, who has been lying ill in a Wellington private hospital for some weeks.

Mr Gill Inglis was married by Adjutant Melksham at To Karaka yesterday to Miss Laura Evelyn Morgan, "fifth daughter of Air M. G. Morgan. Mr and Airs Inglis will enter the Salvation Armv training home at Wellington, and left for the South lastevening. Prior to their departure Air and Airs Inglis were entertained at the Army Barracks and presented with a handsome cabinet or cut Dry, suitably inscribed. Alanv congrat-i----latory speeches were made ana telegrams read, including one from the Canterbury Drivers’ tTiiion.