PERSONAL.
Last night Mr Arundel Orchard, on the eve of his departure for Sydney, was presented by the Operatic Society with a handsome silver salver as a recognition of his valuable services as conductor and also ac a mark of the esteem in which lie is hejd by the fj^ututy, The ceremony took place at the Empire iiotel in the }i|i<lstof a large gathering of 'members. Mi' H. Pali Hey, President, presided, and in handing the pvot}cnt,iUQn to Mr Orehfml referred in a neat spoocli to the value that gontleman's services hafl been to the society and extended the members' hearty wishes for his future prosperity. The recipient suitably returned thanks.
Mr Arundel Orchard, Mus. Eae, who was prc-YQnj,cd from t iking his departure for byclncy last wjd<s.c owing to privaj,o affairs, -will lcnvc for his new sphere oi action J.0.-(liri\ Mr J. G. Harkncb^ ; prcsideiij, of the National Dairy Association, passed through Paimei'sto)} yesterday on his way to Wellington in connection with the b\isi«ess of his tissociutiou,
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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7641, 5 February 1903, Page 2
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168PERSONAL. Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7641, 5 February 1903, Page 2
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