PERSONAL.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 53, 13 February 1911, Page 5

PERSONAL.

The death is announced of Baron Albert Rothschild at Vienna. Mr. E. J. Watt left Hastings for Masterton this morning. Misses May Knight and L. Cowan left for Masterton this morning to spend a holiday. Miss McKay, of Masterton, who has been visiting friends in Hastings, returned home by this morning’s train. Mr. A. Ellingham left Hastings this morning for Auckland, via the Main Trunk line. Mr. Frank Moeller has been elected a life governor of the Wellington Commercial Travellers’ Cabled from Berlin that the Kaiser has recovered from his three days’ attack of influenza accompanied by fever. Mr. W. Lane left Hastings this morning to attend the North Islam Band Contest, which commences to-day at Palmerston North. Rev. Father Goggan left Napier this morning for Wellington, where he takes charge of the Boulcott street parish.

> Miss Brimer, of Hastings, accomi panied by Miss M. Williamson, of j Napier, left by this morning’s train I on a holiday. | Mr. and Mrs. Aitcheson, who have been spending a holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Basil-J ones, of Hastings, left for Christchurch this • morning.

I i Mr. F. E. Nottage. Government Orchard Inspector for Hawke's Bay, left Hastings by the express this morning for Nelson, to superintend the packing of a consignment of apples which the fruit-growers of that district are shipping to England. r The death occurred shortly after f midnight on Saturday of Herbert ; Henry Fooks, 8.A.. who, for the I past ten years acted in the dual I capacity of Town Clerk and «>ni tiineer to the Ashburton Borc-j gh • Council, at the age of 41 years. We regret to learn of the death of Mrs. W. Macdonald, which occurred at Waipukurau on Friday ! last, after a long illness. Mrs. 1 Macdonald was well known in Hastings and Havelock, having lived at Pukahu for a number of years. Mrs. W. Keith, of Hastings, is a sister of Mrs. Macdonald. '*