PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 261, 21 October 1911, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mr. E. G. Jeliieoe will leave YYeli'ngton by the Moana next Friday lor Sydney on a visit to Australia.

Mrs Ried, wife of Dr. Ried. Wnipawa, and Mrs Ried, senior, are nt present on a visit to Nanier.

Mr. IL a. Boiiand, Inspector cf Scaffolding, left for Wellington by the mail train this morning.

Mr. J. V. Brown, M.P.. is expected to return to Napier by this evening’s express. Miss M. Rauzi, of the Napier Telephone Exchange, left 'by the boat last evening on a holiday visit to Gisborne.

An Australian patirr states that Mr. F,. J. Watt, of Hawke’s Bat. may take up his permanent residence in Svdnev.

A cablegram from Sydney records the death of Lady Suttor, wife of the President of the Legislative Council, after a short illness.

Sergeant Ignatius O’Brien, formerly reporter on "Freeman’s Journal,” is appointed Solicitor-General of Ireland.

Owing to pressure of his parliamentary duties the Hon. J. A. Millar will be unable to be present at the Trades and Labour picnic nt Fnrndon Park on Labour Day.

At Ohakune last night Air. Jennings. member for Taumariinui, was presented with an illuminated address from liis constituents. Parts of the electorate are now included in other electorates. The member's services were highly eulogised. Mr. Jennings was presented with a silver tea service. The gathering was representative of the whole district.

A pleasant ceremony took place yesterday morning at Air. Briascu's umbrella factory, Napier, when presentations were made to Miss V. Chapman on her approaching marriage. The gifts from the staff consisted of silver-mounted set of carvers and a breakfast cruet, and Air. J. D. Briasco. on behalf of his wife and himself, asked Miss Chapman's acceptance of a silver afternoon tea service.

A cable ’message ftom England was received in Christ church yesterday announcing the death of Major G. Al. Hutton, a son of the late Captain F. W. Hutton, formerly curator of the Canterbury Museum. Major Hutton was educated in Christ-

church. He obtained a commission in the Royal Engineers, and -erved in the Boer war, where he gained tne D.S.O. distinction. His death was the result of an accident. He was 45 years of age.