PERSONAL.

Manawatu Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 12807, 3 June 1914, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mr J. Palmer, of Raumai, who underwent an operation for appendicitis in a private hospital at Palmerston on Monday, is progressing satisfactorily. Mr and Mrs D. Howie, of Pohanginn, intend residing in Palmerston, the farm having been disposed of. Mr Howie still shows improvement in his health. It is understood that Dr. William Anderson, at present Assistant-! n-spector-General of Schools, will succeed Mr Hogben, who retires presently on superannuation. —Association.

Mr Frederick Speed, who has justretired from the position of Tnspectoi for Wellington Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, ayiih yesterday presented by the Committee with a travelling rug and an illuminated address. Appreciative references were made to his fifteen years' faithful service to the Society. Mr Seed, in reply, mentioned that since he had been Inspector in Wellington over 500 decrepit and worn-out horses had been destroyed.—Association. For I2s 9d you can buy a warm and becoming dressing gown of heavy moloton flannelette, made Russian style and finished . with bands of Oriental trimming—shades of saxe, sky and vieux rose. 7s lid is asked for another style large braid Trimmed collar ■—shades of saxe and cardinal, (is (>d is the price of yet another dressing gown —a cheap useful line. Ladies will find these good values at Collinson and Cunninghnme \s.* We have .lust the thing you want—a Good Eeiiable Watch, guaranteed two years, only 30s. Perfect timekeeper. Hundreds in use and not one complaint. Try one now. N. D, Stubbs, jeweller*