PERSONAL.
Mr S. Hirst, huntsman to the 'Woodland* Hunt, has received an appointment with th** Pakuranga Hunt dub (Auckland), and will he leaving the district almost immediately. Miss McGovern. formerly of P»hiatua, is a Carnival Queen nominee at Ma-terton. At a stock sale at T<Wharnu yesterday, on heha’lf of her and filature, a sum of £133 was realised. Mr G. ,\f. Farmer, who has been ,n business in Pahiatua for a number y»-4irs, and recently enlisted for service at the front a.s a dentist, has given up his business and left for A’.mkland. , Miss McFarlane who recently visited Pahiatua as business manager for “Neptune’s Daughter,” is the, first ladv tg tour the Dominion in a menage: al capacity. Of Scottish descent. Mi.sg McFarlane was bora in M< xfio, argl has travelled over rn<«st of the world. Messrs Collin son and Cunningharne, the tag drapery firm of Palmerston North, have Miss Cruden in charge of one dressmaking room; and M .ns Wint-on in charge of the other. With Mr A. Roe as buyer for the dress department patrons may rest assured of the very best and most satisfactory of service and treatment. Tea rooms are open daily for morning and afternoon teas and also cold luncheons.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5353, 9 February 1916, Page 5
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205PERSONAL. Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5353, 9 February 1916, Page 5
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