PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume III, Issue 4, 16 December 1912, Page 5

PERSONAL

The late Str Tin.mas Borthwick’s estate was proved as £345. !37.~Press Association.

Mr and Mr - ( <.l:i~ -i>. • ; Ha-tings. left for Taupo this mc.nmg By the Motor Company's car-. Vice-Admiral Ross, of the I nit cd States Navy, left Weiliugtcn for Svdnev by the Moeraki <>n Friday.

Messrs. W. J. Seward. R. 1.. Lees and F. Watson, and Miss Suite, left Napier by the Taupo coach this morning.

Mr. Jr.i n Grant, proprietor of the Woodville "Examiner." wLo has been suin wicks in Napier owing to ill health, left for b<.me by -he ex press this morning.

Sir George Reid, owing to a fall, ; was unable to distribute the prizes I at Pittman’s School, Queen s Hall. - The Hon. Thomas Mackenvie re-j placed him.—Press Association. I Mr. E. J. Reid, who lias been mi charge of the Henley Railway Sta-! tion for some years past, has receiv-j ed word that he is being transferred j to the position of station ma.ter at Ormondville, in the Napiei distiivt.. The Hon. F. M. B. Fi-hei. Minis-: ter for Cun-.u.- and Marine, intendvisiting Auckland li-i week, leaving i Wellington pr.ibahiy on Tuesday, m time to in’- ■■■.;,■•n the (n o-.-nor nr.-i’.-- .Vtickl:.r<l. Mr. I i -L.-. will remain in the v<<, them city io;, a few days.

Mr. F. G. Matthews. private rec ' retary to the Hon. James Allen, k-fi Wellington with his chief by the. Moeraki mi Fiidu.v evening. Priori, his dep;.ruii;.- Mr. Matthews’s co! ' leagues in the secretarial serve-■ met. to bid him good-bye. to drinni his health, and to wish him a good time in the Old Land.