PERSONAL NOTES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13080, 16 September 1904, Page 5

PERSONAL NOTES.

Robert llofiat, of the National Bank of New Zealand, Dmiedin, has been transferred to Milton in place o! Mr Weldon, who goes to lilcnhoim.

Mr and Mrs J. S. Headland, of Oaniaru, Were made the recipients of a presentation en the occasion of their golden wedding yesterday. They arrived in Oaniaru in 1859, when all the town existing was a shepherd's hut •UKi ft Maori boitm&n's whirs, 'lliey entertiiincd about 200 guests in the afternoon. I had r. call from Mr Walter M. Fulton (writes the Johannesburg correspondent of tha Uiristcbnrch Press). He ha 3 quite thrown off tlio elfecls of his recent illness, and was just nack fr«m reporting on some mining properties in tho Northern Transvaal. Mr Fulton was telling me what his many friends in New Zealand will be glad to hear, that his brother, Captain Hurry Fulton, who had been invalided Home from India, had undergone a sucoessiul operation at St. Thofaas's Hospital, Londfti, and was on the point of leaving the Old Country to rejoin his regiment. Mr and Mrs lSeatij and Mr Tewesley arrived at the Coffee Palace from the north last niglit. .Messrs Marshall and Jenkins, Dr Wall, M* Oray, and Messrs Butler, Gunstou, Anderson,' Dedgson, Thompson, Cosliy, Bell, Montgomery. Murray, Tennant, Tluirson, Holland, Mitchell, Hamilton, Slicolian, Takarangi, and Rockel arrived from tho south, and will be staying for a, few days at tho Coffee Palace..