PERSONAL.

Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 2029, 19 September 1913, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mr Nagent Everard, who has been seriously ill, is now about again. Recent news from Home stated that in the reo-ganisation of the Greek Navy, Commander H. Cardale, R.N., assistant-director of submarine training, had been lent by the Imperial Government to Greece for two years He is a brother of Captain Oardale, now Adjutant of tbe 9th Mounted Regiment in Napier. Mr Robert MoNab, writing from Sydney at the end of August, states that owin? ti business matters he was unable to continue his trip to England and will return to New Zealand. He hopes to be in Sooth* land some time in October. Dainty cream silk and crinoline hats for children are shown at the Rendezvous —trimmed with flo a era and ribbon, 4/11 to 10/6. Black straw and bLck satin hats are most becoming and attractive for little people, simply trimmed with wreath of flowers, 7/6 to 12/6. Washing hats and b >nnets with detachable crowns—pretty litt'e models in pique and all over embroidery, at 2/6 to 5/6. Infants hats and bonnets in silk, lace and straw—Colhnson and Ounninghame.%*

MR KIRK WOOD'S PICTURES. Thirty valuable oil paintings by Harry W. Kirkwood will be sold by auction on Saturday, 20th, at 230 p.m, in the shop next Standard office, the Square. The pictures are now on view in Hancock's window. As Mr Kirkwood is leaving shortly for Sydney, this will be the last opportunity Palmerston people will have of securing specimens of this artist's work. Private sales can be arranged. Some of the pictures are to be sold without reserve.—Advt.