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

PERSONAL.

Mi A. W. Diiko has been elected m. post'd n nh* in Ist'! - of tin' Oioint Drainage Boa rtl. ('a|itjun M. Miillii it'llx. chaplain Church of Kng'land, li;>repotted for duty at Trenilnim (’utii!i. 'Phe many it ifiict- of Mr W. I!utherlurd svill be pleased to learn that- ho is progressing voi v satisfactorily after his remit severe illness, and i- now well on the way to good health again. Major .1, 1.. Slecman, director ol military training, is at present in I’alim r.Mon \oi-ih and is staying' at, the Club Hotel. Major | lMn will proceed In Wanganui and And; la rid on an instructional tour in the course ol a. low days Tin, Baptist, Union Congress, sitting :n Dunedin, has ejected the following exeon ij vo officers for the ensuing year: President. I!ev. .). K. Archer; vice-president, Kev. W . S. Rollings; secretary, Kev. K. S. Cray; treasurer. Mr \V. Litrnbottnie; finance scorelary, Kev. A. North.—Pless Association. A London cable states that, Sir Joseph Ward’s third son, Lieut. (Uad-ione Ward, when motoring jo 1.-ondon collided with a irain in the darkened streets. The motor was smashed, and Lieut. Ward was taken to the hospital with a bruised htee and his bead cut. New Zealand owns 23 million sheep from whose hacks comes the wool of which Collinghatno suits are made- for (,‘ollinsou and Cnnninghamo, Ltd. During this Collinghamo Suit Week four windows are displaying the suits —carefully tailored with hand-sewn edges the prices are tip to 92s 6d. Quality first, is the motto. —Advt. “Thai’s the very thing 1 want,” is the general exclamation of every one who has seen ottr Soldier’s Cake Tins. Sold in 4 sizes, from 9d to Is fid. they are “just tho thing” for our soldier hoys. See them to-day at Wut c on Bros,, Ltd., The Big Store.—Advt.