OF PERSONAL INTEREST.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVII, Issue LVII, 13 April 1910, Page 4

OF PERSONAL INTEREST.

Mr F. S. Canning, who has been laid up with illness for some weeks, is now on the mend, his many friends will be glad to learn -

I It is stated that Mr A. Spence, of Adelaide House, Dannevirke, will shortly take up his residence at Stratford, where he has purchased a business. He is a brother of Mr "W. Spence, of tho Economic, Hawora. There died recently at Blenheim, Mrs Dillon, relict of the late Mr Philip Dillon, of Leefield. Mrs Dillon was a daughter of the late- Sir David Monro second Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives. Mr J B Connett's term as a member of the Land Board having expired the tonants have again an opportunity to elect a representative on tho administrative body^ Mr C. O'Sullivan, the well-known Uruti settler, has definitely made up his mind to offer himself as a candidate for tho position.— Waitara Mail.

Walter Ludlam, one of the victims or the sad drowning fatality at Wano-a-niu last Sunday, was well known in tins district (says the Stratford Post), having worked at the Stratford abattoirs until about two months ago He as ., a , n T activ .e member of the local Druids ; Lodge.