Personal.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume X, Issue 84, 22 March 1920, Page 4

Personal.

Mi. lemti Malkei, ot Dannevnke, IS al pie-em oi, a visit to Hustings.

Mi and Mi- Houghton, who have been mi a visit to Hastings, left, this morning for Auckland. Mi H.mh 1) Wil-on. <xhdntion« manager for the New Zealand Picture Supplies Ltd., is at present on a visit of inspection.

Mr. H. h, Douglas, ol the jqißftc Trust Office, Napier, left for Wellington tins iiiornuig, to which city' he ha- been tran-ferred.

Mi. ( . Twi-1. of Taradnle, has consented to be, non)mated for a .eat on the Napier Harbour Board at the forthcoming elcetions.

Mr. <Mitchell, of HasJings t who has been transferred t-o the Norse wood Post ( Iffice, left for that place this morning. His successor will be Mr. .Mitchel), of W’intou.

'I he many friends oi Mi. and Mrs. T. Honnor and Miss llonnor will he pleased to hear they me making satisfactory' progress towards recovery from tneir recent motor ear accident.

.Major W. P. Johnston, of the New Zealand Meilieal Corps, has received ms <ii-ituirgo from the Army, after 1-j years' ,s< i . ice. Di. Johnston intends making l.is home in Hastings and will eommenee practice at an early date.

The following ate staying a£ the Grand limei, ila-'mgs: sir. aud Mr-, .vjeicaif. Mi. anil Mi.-s Simm. Air. T. t!e(i-’i<\ (Auckland), Miss W’igg, Mr. Buckley (Wellington), Mr. ami Mr-. M ’tte ? , vl>. Meuie (Hyd neyj. Mr. -Vhc-mi, and Mr. Stevens.

A resident, of tin’ Gisborne district li r lee past 5G yeais. in tne person of .Mr-. Gill.nan, wife of Mr. A. li. (>llllll.lll, passed away at that town a lei, da,. - ago, after a brief illness. Ihe Jaui Mrs. Gillman n* horn in Napier, and with her people ‘was living m Gishorm? during the trouhk.-onie days of the Te Kooti massacre. Ihe deceased lady had resided at. Patut.ahi for the past 30 years, and v. a< much esteemed.