Personal.

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Personal.

Futaruru. j Mr. and Mrs. D. Henshaw have ! left on a visit to Auckland. Mrs. J. A. Ranger spent a brief | holiday in Auckland this week. Mrs. Marshall, who has been the i guest of Mrs. D. Macown, has re- j turned to Auckland. ' Mrs. W. Davis, of Gisborne, is the | guest of her niece, Mrs. K. Bicknell. * Misses Elsie and Winnie Wheeler, I who have been on a visit to Tauranga, have returned to Putaruru. Mr. and Mrs. L. Barnett, who have been on a visit to Mrs. F. C. Barnett, have returned to their home in Auckland. Mr. C. S. Rush, of Dargaviile, ' editor and proprietor of the North ] Auckland Times, who has been attending the Press Conference in Rotorua, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bathe during the weekend. Morrinsville. Miss G. Brown, of Hangawera road, is on holiday at Auckland. Miss J. Sayers, who has been staying with Miss V. Andrews, has returned to Auckland. Miss Cornish, of Hamilton, is on a visit to Miss M. Steele. ] Mrs. D. Dodd, of Kereone road, is on holiday at Auckland. Mrs. W. Finlay has been visiting Hamilton. Miss Druce, of Auckland, has been staying at the Nottingham Castle Hotel. l Miss E. Moody has returned from a holiday at Tauranga. Mrs. Mahill, of Parnell, Auckland, has been staying with her daughter, Mrs. F. Dewhirst, Thames street. Mrs. A. I. Walker, of Kiwitahi, is visiting her parents, Sir Henry and Lady Buckleton, of Wellington. ! Mrs. A. E. King and Miss Eleanor King, of Te Puninga, are on holiday j at Tauranga. t Matamata. J Mrs. Sherson and family, of Mount Albert, who have been the guests of : Mr. and Mrs. W. D. L. MacDonald, ; of Matamata, have returned home. ! Miss K. Darragh, of Matamata, I left yesterday for the Nelson Hos- • pital, where she is to train in the nursing profession.