PERSONAL.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13101, 14 June 1913, Page 3

PERSONAL.

SvS ii Gisborne thi. monung. Madam, Cban^^o'^^ oert rm July 8.

Mr Monk, representing the Allan DooJe Dramatic Company, arrived this mSKig k make the .arrangements^for STZS**. commencing on the 28th June.

The many friends of Mr . 1 Thornton 35 whioh B is causing grave anxiety, shows no sign of wwrovement.

Or C H xttUlams, Mr J. warren (cleric of the Cook CoWy Council), .and MrW O'RyaMclerk of the Waiapu County &»«a), members of the Connreturns on Wednesday next. _ The appointment of the Right Rev. F. Willis UD., late Bishop of WelhngS^ New Zealand, as f rebendary , of x? «;n\ter Secunda m Salisbury Cathed--2f TaanonS m the Church Times. Mr Rangiuia, the well-known Maori ♦<mnr is at present seriously ill m Brighton°'He is* suffering *rom hemorrhage of the lungs, and it is probable that his Mness £m *>* a te<JioU9 one (Bayß * fHome writer). A wedding m which a considerable interest was taken took pace JTT Paul's Church , Napier on Tuesday afternoon, when Miss Ada Wa ker, yoingest daughter of Mr M. Walker, It dlmeron road, was earned to Mr W. P. Coop, sheepfarmer, of Opoutama, Gisborne. The ceremony was conducted by\he Rev. J. A. Asa er. Miss Jessie "Walker acted as bridesmaid, and Mr Geo. Coop' as best man.

If yeu have never worn a Warner's, yea have never known what genuine atnwt comfort is- Try one.— Umlkhh* •pen."