PERSONAL ITEMS.
'Mi Davis Mayor of Ashtmrton, passed through Timnru by tha second ■cypress tor the south yesterday. Dean I 1 who stayed over 3Vfon» day night in Timaru, returned to Dunouin oy the first express yesterday morning.
M- J. A. Hutton, formerly Chief nt Timani : and now Chief 'in ° 'i■ r-toit has retired after nearly -j(t years' service.
Miss Clara Sibly, well-known as a popular teacher of the Main School, and superintendent oi St. Marv's Sunday School, was married nt St' Mary'» C luirch to Mr F. S. Cave, of Timara,. yo=terdav.
Mr Reginald Foster, who was for many years Stock Inspector for Canterbury, and therefore well known to the runholders of South Canterbury, died at his home at Papanui, on Mon day, nged 60. He was a native of Wor-. j^gt)' 1 ' re c ' al:n e to Canterbury in
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14209, 25 May 1910, Page 5
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141PERSONAL ITEMS. Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14209, 25 May 1910, Page 5
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