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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 10497, 19 October 1916, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Mi A. \V. Duke has been elected unopposed a member of the Ovoua Drainage Board. Captain M. Midlin"ux, chaplain Church of Ragland, lino reported for duty at Trentliam Camp. The many frieiuU of Mr W. RniheiTurd will lie pleased to learn that lie is progressing very satisfactorily after his recent severe illness, and is now well cm the way to good health again. Major J. 1,. Bloomm, director of roilita training, is at piesent in Palme'stm North and is staying at the Club Hotel. Major .Shuman will proceed to Wanganui and Auckland on an ins!motional tour in Ihe course of a few days The. Baptist Union Congress, siting at Dunedin, has Ceded the following executive ollictus for file ensuing- year; President. Rev. J. K. Archer; vice-president,, Rev. \V. S. Rollings; secretary, Rev. 1.1. S. Gray; treasurer Mr \V. Lambourne ; finance seen'-jjil-V. Rev. A. Ncuth.—Press 'Assui iation. A London cable states that. Sir Joseph Ward’s third son, Lieut. Gladstone Wai l, when moloring to London collided with a tram m the darkened streets. Ihe mot-u was smashed, anti Lieut,. Ward was taken to the hospital with a bruised Caen end his head cut. New Zealand owns 23 million shei |i from whose backs comes the wool of which Collinghamc suiis are made for Lollinsoii and Cutminghame, Ltd. During this Collinghame. Shit Week four windows ate displaying the units —carefully tailored with hand-sewn edges the prices are up to f)2s Oil. Quality first; is (he mol to. —Advt. “That’s the very thing ( want," is the general exclamation of every one who has seen our Soldier’s Cake Tins. Sold in 4 sizes, from 9d to la 9d, they are “just, the Hung’’ for our soldier boys. See them today at Watson Bios., Ltd,, The Big Store, —Advt,