PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 132, 21 May 1912, Page 5

PERSONAL

Mr. A. McLi-an. «.f Ti Trc- Point, is at present in N.tpivi ui a ' i:h.

Mr. A. L. D. Fraser, who has been on a xi-Il .\'.n klan.!, i.turned to Hastings last night. Mr. Hatty Smith. of li t- Mt nii/ville Po‘l Office. -p< n.lii.g lits :tt:nt’.al leave with hi- parents at Hastings.

Mr. Ri.ci Mr; Hi.-.t’-reaJ. <-i - Cisborne. arrived in Naxit r vesterdux and It it for WMro.t by special tom-h this morning.

Mr and. Mrs W. Kais'. iff Dunedin, who have been spending a ft-w day.; in Napier, left by car for Wnngn-n.. yesterday afternoon. Messrs H. S. Burleigh and MrMitchell arrived in Napier f.oni the south yesterday, and left for W air - .a this mcming by special coach. Mr. Sheppt-r.i. manager of the Government Experimental Farm at Wairangi. is o:t a vi-it to ti.e Ara taki Farm Haveicck N- rth. Rev. Father Sullivan. cf Ntitr.or. was passenger to ci!-ng'.m by this morning's express to be present at the ceremonies in honour of Archbishop Redwood’s jubilee. Mr. D. N. MacMillan. District Roads Engineer, is at present engaged upon work on the Taupo-Na-pier road, and will remain at Te Pohue until Thursday next. The passengers by the NapierWairoa conch this morning were as follows :—For Mohaka : Mr. Prebbe. For Wairoa: Mr. B. F. Mitchell. Mr. and Miss Houlstcad. Mr. Lees. Mr. Banbury. For Waikari: Miss Stewart.

The Rev. C. G. Mutta. '■'•o has been assisting at St. Luke’s Anglican Church at Hat clock North during the past two months, ieft Hastings this morning for Christchurch to take up permanent work at St. Michael’s Parish.

The rad death from burns of Mr. O. A. Cadw ailadc-r, of Carterton. recalls the fact that some few years ago his twin brother, Harry, another fine young fellow, met his death bybeing drowned in the Rnamahunga river. Very great sympathy is felt by all settlors in the district for the mother, wife, and family in their present bereavement, says the Nev.Zealand Times.”

Corporal P. Herbert, late cf the Bengal Horse Artillery, who served under Brigadier-General Sir Harry Lawrence at Lucknow in 1857, is a resident of Tauranga. He is the only veteran in the Auckland district who served in the entrenched camp at Cawnpore, under General Sir M. IL Wheeler, before the Indian mutiny. Mr. Herbert would like (says the “Herald”) io correspond with any veteran of the garrison of Lucknow resident in the Dominion.

Commissioner W. J. Richards, recently appointed by General Booth to the territorial command cf New Zealand, and due with Mrs. Richards and family in Wellington on Wednesday, June 12th, is to be tendered a public reception in the Army’s Citadel. Vivian street, on the day following his ai rival. All the New Zealand provincial commanders will be present, in addition to the two social secretaries for men’s and women’s work. Major Colvin. “War Cry” editor, and Major Kirk, trade manager, will also take part in the proceedings. The whole of the Wellington province field officers have been instructed to attend. The total number of commissioned officers will probably be nearly 100.