PERSONAL.
Lieut. Roy den McDowell, who_ recently underwent a serious operation in Wellington Hospital, is now convalescent, and returned to Danncvirke yesterday. Sergeant Henry, of the Palmerston police, who has been confined to his home for the last week, is convalescent, and will resume duty in clue course. Mr J. K. Nathan, son of Mr David Nathan, of Wellington, who returned to England after serving with the Rod Cross on the Italian front, where lie was decorated with the Italian medal, has almost lost the sight of his right eye. My Nathan has now applied for a post, under _ the National Service scheme in Great Britain.
At the Tiritea school last, Friday an opportunity was taken hy the scholars to bid farewell to the head teacher (Mr JMcDonald), who is about to go into camp. Master E. Hart road an appropriate speech, and. on behalf of the scholars Miss G. Honoro presented Mr McDonald with a wristlet watch and a silver pencil case, wishing the recipient every success and referring to the good feeling that existed between the head teacher and scholars. Mr McDonald suitably replied Captain W. T. Pitt, the first elected president of the Now Zealand Returned Soldiers’ Association, is a resident of Gisborne. lie wont away with .the first Maori Contingent, saw service in Gallipoli, and was invalided home. He returned by a transport that reached Dunedin about 12 months ago. As chairman of the conference now meeting in this city (says the Otago Daily. Times), Captain Pitt is capable of ruling with*a firm hand. In conversation lie speaks in a voice that is soft and musical, and well suited to express the beauties of the language of his race.
To-ulorrow is positively (he last clay you can have any garment cut. free at Collin son and Guiininghaino’s. The linn’s new out-ting-out section-has been definitely “put •on the map” by this offer and will continue to help customers at reasonable eliarges. Eight windows, inferior displays; 300 style tickets for home-sewing week. The store with the audience. —Advt. Among the visitors to this district of late a great deal of scale ha a been noticed ,on the fruit trees. Watson Bros., by means ; calin and their powerful pumps, can help you rid your orchard of these (testa in a very short tiuio.—Advt.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10109, 1 June 1917, Page 5
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