PORSONAL NOTES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3467, 20 October 1913, Page 4

PORSONAL NOTES.

Lieut. Bishop returned i Napier by the Westralia yesterday. Police Inspector O’DoiKvan. who lias been at Te Araroa. passed. South, hound fur Napier, yesterday. Mr. R.. T. Sadd Commissioner for Crown Lands, left for Napier by yesterday’s steamer. Mr. H. B. Williams returned from a visit to Tokomar,u Bay by .the s.s. Westralia yesterday afternoon. Mr. W. G. Shcrrntt returned front a trip to the Coast by the steamer yesterday. Mr. F. Hall left fi r Wellington last night, in order t ; attend the Cup meeting. Mr W. A. Lo . iv-;:1 from the South cn S-itn.-ta ; ... ._ to make arraiip '.i. ;i> f: : '.. ; . ; of ti e Roytm P .. :• - •'% at the Opera Hr u•. x: .-:r uiday. Mr. C\ A. Fenwick left last night to attend the Hawke's Bay Show. Mr. Fenwick lias regularly attended this show for tiie past 21 years, not having missed a single gathering in all those years. Mr. G. F. Wilson, manager of the Union S.S. Co.'* Bluff branch, is spending a holiday at Gisborne. Mr. W'ilson, who is .accompanied by Mrs. W ilson. was stationed ar Gisborne for some time a few years aero. News was received yesterday of the sudden death at Napier of Mr Frank Edward Wilson, a young man of 28 years of age, who for the past four years has been engaged as barman at the Gisborne Hotel. Mr Wilson went down to Napier a few days ago for a brief holiday, and was then .apparently in the best of health. His friendsin Gisborne were considerably startled on receiving a message to the effect that he had been suddenly taken dangerously ill, and had been removed to the hospital. They were shocked to receive a message later in the day to say that he had died. No particulars as to the cause of death are yet available.