PERSONAL.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 31362, 18 January 1923, Page 6

PERSONAL.

Mivi Harding and .Aliss Wi mi i, i Warding, _ 1!.A., left to-d.vv <;n . | 'Hcl; s visit to the I'uxton district. I Hcv. I. U. Richards. of Napier j V” un * vrfsit to Pahiatua yostcr- ■ , (i - /-'ittle.john, of tine I’ul,. hr Wal ks staff, who is , lf n liolidav, is { spei l o 1 Mg a lew days in Pahiatua. I . ls>i I»utli C. Yeoman, of the Pa- ! Uat,la Bistiiict High School, obtam:<d >• partial pass in the* recent ma- | Irirulalion exam i nation . j J ' a ther Saundersoil has bookcd his by the llemuera, for mglaiMl an.l lie expects to be absent irom the Dominion for twelve months. Adjutant and Mrs Atkinson from Koto ItoiL Jslan.d, Auckland, .have liech appointed to the command ot tho local corps of the Salvation Army. | Mr Davie*, of Tiimaru, has been appointed manager ot the drapery .lcpirtmcnt ot tin* local branch of the W.F.C.A., in succession to Mr Nutter, who is shortly removing La lau- , ranga. Mr CJntha. .Mackenzie has advised the Mayor that he coil templates visiting Pahiatua shortly to give, a l<<*tnif 'in connect ion with the Sir .Arthur Pearson M<*morial Fund for the hl'iiul. Air Mackenzie writes encouragingly of the progress of the fund in otlier parts. It is proUible finif, in conjunction with the lecture will he sere*,oned appropriate views or tie*. rendition of musical items. The Mayor has the matter in hand Mr A. hi. Hayden, who has I; ••cn manager of the King’s Theatre, Pni.iatua, lor over eight years, relm<iu is lies that position on Saturday next, as he is about to remove with his family to Hastings, win*re Ik* i, s tailing over the management of a Jmsinoss. Mr H a.yden ba.< <*,»i several j occasions been of considerable assistance to local institutions, and arrangements are now in hand to make some recognition of Ids services to the town.