PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mataura Ensign, 27 September 1913, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS.

A London Press Association cable announces the death of Mr Pelli.ser, the actor.

A Press Association message from Christehureh states that Mr Andrew Langloy, .solicitor and ox-M.H.11., died yesterday. The Governor and the Countess of Liverpool arrived by special train at Napier last evening. There was a civic reception to-day. At a mooting of the Hawke's Bay Presbytery yesterday lie v. A. Grant, of Dannerirko, was nominated moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly. Ex-King Manuel's consort is suffering from influenza (states a Berlin cable). She is staying at the Munich residence of the Princess Frederick of Hohonzollern.

Hon. Sir William McMillan (sometime Colonial Treasurer of New South Walos and who is G3 years of age) has announced, that he does not intend to participate- in active State politics (states a Sydney Press Association telegram) . In tho House of Representatives early this morning (states a Wellington Press Association telegram), while the Public Health _ Department Estimate* were 'being discussed, the Minister (Hon. It. H. Rhodes) and Sir Joseph Ward (Leader of tho Opposition) tendered their thanks to Dr To Rangihiroa (Northern Maori) who has just resumed his. place in the House, for the services rendered by him in the North during tho smallpox scare. Many old identities of this district will regret to hear of the death of Mrs Walls (formerly a resident of Gore), which took place at the residence of her daughter, Mrs Hurd Sullivan, Auckland, on September 9. The deceased lady had been ailing for some time and her death was not unexpected. While resident at Gore she carried on business in a shop adjoining the saddlery business of Ritchie and Co. Two daughters (Mesdames Hurd Sullivan, Auckland, and Paterson, Christehureh), nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild and Mrs Harry Howells (sister, of luvereargill) survive Mrs W.dls.