PERSONAL.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 37, 26 January 1911, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Mr. A. East, formerly a master at the Napier Boys’ High School, is at present on a vi«it to Napier.

Mr. Tyllq. accountant, has been appointed acting manager of the t**iion Bank in Napier, during die ao.-en •••.? of Mr. D. Stewart.

The Hon. T. Mackenzie will visit agricultural shows at Fcilding and Dannevirke on February 7th and Sth respectively.

Mr. S. E. Ashton left for Auckland by the express train this morning, after visiting friends i» Hastings.

Mr. G. S. Petersen, who is making preparations for the perform aace of Wirth’s Circus, to be given in Napier on Saturday, the 11th inst., arrived in Napier last night.

Dr. J. 11. Poweti, Minister of Carr’s Lane Congregational Church. Birmingham, has accepted the pastorate of Fifth Avenu6 Pres bvterian Church. New York. Press Association.

The marriage took place at St. Augustine’s Church. Napier, yesterday afternoon, of Mr. M iiham G. Moore, only son of Mr. J. Moore. Riverbank. to Miss Sarah E. Moore, of Flowerfield. County Dt rrv. Ireland.

Mr. C. E. Yates. Mayor of Kai tai’gata. and Mrs. lairs, who hav

visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Pa> kinson. <>i tia-uimrs. left f-< V.'.-’iingtoH. in route for home, bv <\pr- s; this morning.

i.di -m -m s dr.i imt in company, 1 ended by the brilliant youue; Amm-i'-aii actress. Aliss Katheri.u* (.rev. will prodm-e “The Lion am! the Mouse” in Hastings on Saturdav, Februaiv 11th.

Mr. Lewin, of Lyttelton, was ye* terday appointed Town Clerk of Dunedin, in succession to Mr. R W. Richards. There were 38 appLcations for the position, which carries a salary of £6OO per annum. The Commandant of the Forces. Major-General Godley. C. 8.. companied by his staff officer. Lieu-tenant-Colonel Burnett-Smith. D. 5.0., left for the South to-night on a visit of inspection. At the request of the Dannevirke A. and P. Society, Messrs. F. Hutchinson and J. Absolum have consented to act as judges of the Romney sheep sections at the society’s forthcoming show. Mr. M. Myers, of the legal firm of Bell. Gully. Bell, and Myers, and Mrs. Myers, left on a trip to the Old Country by the White Star liner lonic to-day. The trip, in which Mr. Myers will combine business with pleasure, and extend over Coronation time at Home. Mr. Justice Denniston, who ha. been on a year’s furlough in the Mother Country and on the Continent, returned to New Zealand yesterday, via Sydney. He is looking remarkably well, and lias quite recovered from a minor operation that he underwent before leaving England. He will resume work a. once, and in two days proceed to Christchurch and Timaru.

The Prime Minister and members of the Cabinet entertained them colleaugue the Hon. G. howlds at a dinner last night, at Bellamy s, to welcome him on his return from South Africa. About s(i represent-

ative gentlemen were present, including all the Ministers’ now in Wellington and members of both branches of the Legislature. Mr. Just ire Edwards. Dr. McAr thur. S.M.. Captain Weymss, of H.M.S. Cambrian, and others.

The friends of Mr. Frank Fenmn will regret to learn that his wife died early yesterday morning. She had been in poor health for some months, and did not ’ rally from a recent operation. Sincere will he felt for Mr. Fenton in his sad loss. The funeral took place this afternoon, and was aitendvd by a large number of friends.