Personal.

Northland Age, Volume 25, Issue 7, 11 June 1925, Page 4

Personal.

Mr. C. B. Thomas, of Auckland, who has joined the legal firm of Greville & Bramwell, vice Mr. D. R. Wood, reached Kaitaia during the week and has commenced practice. Inward passengers per S. S. "Clansman” from Auckland on the 2nd were; Rochfort, Mesdames Hitchings, Buckingham and child, Michie and child, Clemett and \\ rathall; Messrs Archibald, Doolan, Hitchings (2), Watkins, O’Brien, Garton, Clemett, Moodie and Vickers. On the outward trip on Friday passengers were Misses Houston, Howell, Thompson; Mesdames Chinery, Rolland, Dacre, Elliott Paerata, Wrathall, Peace; Messrs Chinery, Jacks, Hancox, Rolland, Walmsley, Daly, Francis, Gannon, Holder, Cameron, Elliott, Todd, Peace, May, Craig, Berghan, and Masters Daore and Moodie. Mr. W. L. Evans contemplates leaving ' for Australia by the Aorangi about the end of the month. He may later include the South Sea islands in his tour, which is a health recruiting one. The death occurred at Auckland on Friday of Eric Dacre, eldest son of Mr. ! and Mrs. H. Dacre, Mangonui. Passengers by the Apanui from Auckland to Awanui on Monday were Messrs Smith, Cioliier, Dean, Bentley, Strethon, Brown, and Mrs. W. Rose. Passengers to Auckland on Tuesday were Messrs T. Salvair, R. C. Lough, Shaw, N. McMullen, Eddit, A. C. Noble, Skeet, Mrs. R. A. Johnston, Mrs. Ridings, Miss Dykins and Nurse Milson. Mr. Bert Penney, of Mangonui, has left for Auckland, where he will in future 1 reside. I Mr. H. S. Fredericks, who was stationed in Samoa for some years, has commenced duty at the local Wireless Station. Mr. and M rs. A. M. Hester and Miss Iris Hester, who were on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hester, Kaitaia, have returned to Christchurch. Mr. T. D. Anderson, stock and noxious I weeds inspector for this district, has re- : ceived word of his transfer to Rotorua, where he will take up duty towards the end of this month. During his term here , Mr. Anderson has carried out his duties with considerable tact and ability and his many friends will be glad to hear of his 1 promotion. His successor is Mr. W. P. ; Dale. Mr. A. C. Noble left tor Auckland on Tuesday, where he joins the Ulimaroa on Friday for Sydney. He leaves Sydney on the 20th inst by the Largs Bay for England and expects to be back in New Zealand before Christmas. Mr. Thomas O’Brien, of Auckland, is 1 the new licensee of the Mangonui Hotel. I Friends of Mrs. George Wilkinson will : be sorry to learn that her health necessitated her leaving for Aucklandjto undergo special treatment. Accompanied by Mr. , Wilkinson, she left lor Mangonui last • evening en route for Auckland. 1 { Passengers from Auckland to reach 1 Mangonui by the Clansman last evening were Miss Olive, Mesdames N. Maria, S. ■ • Mansbridge, C. Werner and 2 children, Childe H. Tracey, T. J.Flemming, Messrs ; J. Latta, Coyle, Dodd, Craig, McMorrin, ! A. H. Long, Babarich, Stene, Blanchard, I S. Mansbridge, Gray, Jones, C. Werner, ■ R. E. Hicks, Childe, Campbell, W. R. : Grigg, Trail, Kitchen White, H. Thomas : H, Tracey, T. J. Flemming, Reyiuid, | Hester, Briscoe, Flinn. I Mr. C. Chignell, piano tuner, rep. . iting the E. & F. Piano Co. will be in X uuia , j from Monday next. Up-to-date Sheep bd.-aria' >1 i-imes ’ are within the icaeit of ail. ,7 ■ scoolc 1 plants to suit any sue flack. Litas demonstrate by calling at oJ. iv.trcbouse 12 1 Kingston Street, Au.:,da..„, ,v,i;u next in I town. Our prices are rigm. WILLIAM . COOPER & NEPHEWS L I'D. . The Star Garage, Kaitaia, ~-ve stocks : of cycle supplies, lamp burners anl glasses 1 and carbide. [ t “Age” advertisements give best results 1 I When writing to advertisers p,ease , ' mention you saw their advertisement in . the Northland “Age.” It will cost you j nothing and will do us no harm. « . 1 Read the wanted and lor- sale columns 1 l 1 of the “Age”. It might be to your advau , ! tage. : ! Milking plant and delivery truck adver- > j tisedfor sale. J ■ l Now, just think, why give your enlargei ment woik to travellers whom you do not know, when you can get tnem djue , i framed and finished, in black and white • or sepia ? A first class job by A. Northwood, Kaitaia. A Ford car with balloon tyres wtil go [ over mudandsand (without chains) wnete no other car would have the siigatest chance. Get a copy of “A New Zealand VendetJ ta” at W atson’s to-day. A thrilling story of adventure in N. Z. Price I/The Reo Speed Wagon has eclipsed its i previous record for the Auckland- Wellington run by completing the return j tu,ney in 17 hrs. 15 mins, or nearly 5 it jj. ; under its outward record on the.pn jut day. The engine was kept running c j.uinuously to Wellington and back to hrs 19 mins without a hitch. The IU I has done what no other truck has c.. r ■ accomplished and has proved that g s , transportation over bad roads and 4 distances is no longer a problem 111 I, .v Zealand but a positive fact. Tne Kco Speed Wagon was a standard model taken from the packing case and put straight on to the road. Ask Bert Brott, the local agent, about this wonder wagon. Big Drop in Balloon-equipped Fords. Ford touring car, with starter and five • balloon tyres, now £lB9. See the North- , land Ford Service ior demonstration. Draining to let. Strayed, at Pamapuria Post Office, black bitch, white round neck. Ring P.O.