PERSONAL.
Mr \Y. F. Massey, Loader of the Op position, is at present in Wellington. Sir W'Uiam Russell and Lady Russel left for England in tho Turakina on Sat urday. A Sydney cable says the Hon. J. A. Millar, Minister for Railways, has completed his investigation of the Queensland railway system, and has gone to Melbourne and Adelaide to conduct a similar inquiry there. ■ The Rev. Hugh Bcggs, who recently underwent a successful operation upon his eyes at Dunedin, is still in that cfitv. but expects a few weeks' rest will fully restore him to health, and enable him to resume his church work in his new station, Mount Eden, Auckland. Mr W. C. Buchanan, M.P., who returned to his home at Tupurupuru last is making a very satisfactory recovery from the injuries ho received in tho motor accident. Pie .is able to get about a little, but finds it necessary°as yet to secure as much rest as possible. The family motto of Sir John DicksonPcynder. who is to succeed Lord Plur.ket as Governor of New Zealand, is "Fortes for tuna jurat" (Fortune favours tho braves The wjfo of tho Governor-clc<i vnate is a daughter of the Hon. HenrV .Junans. C.M.Q., Lieutenant Coionel in the .Indian Army, who has served as Military Attache at Sr. Petersburg and TeJieran. Tho Governor-designate has one child, a daughter. Miss Joan Alice Katherine, boin in 1897.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9188, 13 April 1910, Page 4
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