PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, 25 March 1929, Page 5

PERSONAL.

? Mr. Chris Amundsen, of Clive, ) Hawke's Bay, has returned home after J ependi’ng a holiday in Wellington and hWairarapa. H A Paris cablegram reports th© death, dpf General Bar rail, who held important t-comma-nds in the Great War, in the -ißaikans ard elsewhere. J Mrs E. C. Smith, of Gore, who has .[been visiting Wellington, in staying I'with Mrs R. H. Every, Carterton, bej|fore leaving for Nelson. ;l The manv friends in Manterton of ; Mrs E Douglas (nee Lily Reynold*) (Will regret to learn of her death whit* .’occurred on Saturday morning at Wanr ganni Deceased was of a bright and genial disposition and wuo very popular with a host of friends. She waa the i youngest daughter of Mrs Wellington of George Street and was about 36 ; year of age and .was born in Masterton. She leaves a husband and two i children. The funeral will take place to-day. >i Mr. W. Loe, who bos been for eight ’year on the staff of the Masterton ‘Printing Company and is leaving to take up a position with the Commercial •Printing Company, Wellington, was ifarewelled on Saturday by the memJbers of the Masterton Printing Company staff and preeented with a handI some pocket wallet, suitably engraved. The gift was accompanied by wawn exI pressions of goodwill for Mt. Lee, who is highly popular and has made many I friends.