PERSONAL

Stratford Evening Post, Volume LV, Issue 90, 15 June 1925, Page 5

PERSONAL

i The Governor-General, owing to ill- ' ness, has cancelled all engagements this week, though his condition is improving, reports the Press Association.

Sir Maui Pomare, Minister for Publie Health, will leave Wellington today for Taranaki, where he intends to spend some days.

Mr George Judd, one of the oldest' residents of Wellington, celebrated his 80th birthday recently at his home in Waiwetu Hoad, Lower Hntt. Rev. Clifford Woodward, Vicar of Saint Peters, Kensington, will probably accept the offer of the Bishopric of Christchurch, states a London cable to-day. A message from Christchurch to-day says Canon Woodward declined the offer. ; ! >) -Lf* i*-’ Mr H. B. Burdekin, who will shortly leave Hawera for Dunedin, was farewelled by the staff of Burdekin, Wplkley and Cameron on Saturday. I Mr G. Walkley, on behalf of the staff, presented Mr Burdekin with a case of fish knives and forks, and a boy*l.