PERSONAL.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 16, 31 December 1910, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Mr A. McGlashan left Hastings for Dunedin this morning.

Father Saunderson returned to Waipawa yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. E. Newbegin left Hastings for Wellington by the mail train this morning.

Air. E. T. James left Hastings for Wellington this morning on a visit combining business with pleasure. Miss Hughes was a passenger for Wellington by this morning’s express from Hastings.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. A'Deane and party left Napier for Taupo district this morning by motor,

Bishop Clean" will arrive in Auckland next Wednesday week, January 11 th.

Air. R. AVhitson and party arrived in Napier from Auckland yesterday.

The secretary of the Napier City Band. Air. D. D. Patten ife at present in Wellington. Dr. and Mrs. Findlay are expected to arrive in Napier from Taupo this evening.

Air. and Airs. H. J. Webber were passengers for the Empire City this morning. They spend their New Year holidays there.

Air. and Airs. Gordon Lloyd and family, of Dannevirke, have been on a visit to Napier. They left for home by the afternoon train.

Air. IV. T. IVilliams, of Pukehou, who has been on a trip to England, returned to New Zealand by the lonic, and reached Home on Thursday.

A London cable announces the death of Mr. Samuel Henry Butcher, Conservative member for Cambridge University, aged 60 years.

Air. A, Herbert, of Eketahuna, will in all probability contest the Masterton seat against Mr. Hogg at the next general election, in the Opposition interests. The friends of Mr. Arthur Clifford presented him with a handsome travelling rug and gladstone bag, on the occasion of his transfer from Messrs Ross and Glendining’s Napier establishment to Dunedin.

Air. and Airs. Moore and. family, Auckland, in Napier yesterday by motor-car from the northern city. They intend to motor right through New Zealand.

The Hon. George Fowlds (Minister of Education) will reach Auckland after his South African trip on January Bth. His private secretary, Mr. AV. Crow, was taken seriously ill during the journey, but has now recovered his health.

Mr. C. P. Lindegreen left Hastings for Wellington, en route for Dunedin, by this morning's mail train. Mr. Lindegreen will represent the Hastings Athletic Club at a conference of delegates to the New Zealand Athletic Union to be held at Timaru on Januarv 2.

Mr. Al. O Brien, who has been attacned to the Hastings Telephone Exchange staff for the past seven years, has received notice of transfer to Ashburton, with orders to proceed on Alonday next. Mr. J. AlcAffer has received ‘marching orders’ for Auckland, where he t akes up duty in the postal branch. The funeral of the late Mr. Arthur George Millward, of the Railway Department, took place at Wellington on Thursday morning, the interment being in the Bolton street Cemetery. Before the cortege started a short service. conducted by Archdeacon Harper, was held in St. Peter’s Church. Mr. Alillward Anderson, nephed of deceased, played his uncle’s favourite hymns prior to the service and the Dead March in “Saul” as the mourners left the Church. The chief mourners wore ATessrs. W. H. Millward, Charles Alillward, a«d Frederick -’.nilward (brothers): Messrs. Edward Anderson. Thos. F. Martin, and Robt. AVilberfoss (brothers-in-law) : and seven nephe . s.