Personal.
Miss Margaret Hall-Jones, eldest daughter 6f the Minister for Public Woriks, was married .at Timartt on 'Wednesday to Mr E. A.,, Christie, • of Wellington. 1 ( , L ,'-..' (Messrs W. JH. Oavin, formerly resident engineer to the Midland Railway Company;' and Mr W. A. Jeff,' in charge of the Coal Creek section on %W west Coast, haye accepted codd l a < pj*>intmients u-rfder the Sofrtih Afri-.-c&n Government* and left the colony. IbjA. Friday. , - - , .Visitors to New Plymouth would do well to '• inspect tho lovely stock of greenstone and other novelties at J. H. Parker's, watchmaker and jeweller, next Railway Crossing, Devon-street/ New Plymouth.* • , To do business "The Kash". Clofhing "Carii'paiiy is to. save: money., Pay us a visit and you will he. convinced** ' For Invitation Cards, Visiting Cards, call at Herald Office. x
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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12281, 13 June 1903, Page 4
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132Personal. Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12281, 13 June 1903, Page 4
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