PERSONAL ITEMS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13940, 28 June 1909, Page 3

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Constable Madden, who lor some tllne past luls <>-••> ><i i-.iar-.r of the gaol ac waiuaiu, u.i.s .>..-« to take charge oi m.- n> gaol, ana passed' through M.iia. n ...■ .j.uurday, oil the way i» 'h.-. n« »' s.»iii r.-: • Presentations of a mounted fountain pen from the U.ys of Knox Church mule vjuss, ana .. \ ..lu,. and .M-veral tueoiogical \\i>n> from the congregation, were made to .Mr J. Lack, who is leaving \\ annate for Uore. .Revs. A. Morrison, i. Dickie and Messrs brant and Sliickleton spoke of the value of Mr Lick's work in various departments of Church work. Mr Lack suitably respaided. During the evening songs and recitations were acceptably given, supper was provided, and ••God' be witlt you" closed the gather"oii Saturday night the Harbour HrtVJrd employees -net to hid farewell lo mP of tleir number, Mr *red Has«elber« whi has bpen in the employ of tli?' lioprd for about nine years. Vfter euio-'istjc valedictory speeches had been inad* by several of those present. Captain 'J'ajt presented Mr Hasselbprg with a handsome case of .<,{»■ er-mointed pipes, s»».d a two months' Ripply of tobacco. ,>fr Has--elberg -esoondod feelingly to Uje ',mnv "flattering remarks that had been made. an\ th;nik"d the donors very =incerelv for the presentation.