PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, 6 November 1930, Page 5

PERSONAL.

The death occurred at the Mastertuii Husffit&l ySstefdair of Mr. WilHiun Reußen & wsOimwii Settler of Belvedere, Carterton, at the age of 56 years. Mrs Wilton, of CKrirch Btrsrit, Masterton, is a daughter. The funeral p.m. to morrc-T?’ fFridix s ?’-; the

The funeral of the late Mrs J. YhH SSi* F* if* Rich coriducted a service in St. m°t.4 uv meui: Oddfellows—7-MeSSi‘S. R. Krahagen, F. R. Evans W. Darvill A. P. Smith A. ” r . McKenzie and L. A. Wadhuiu.

„ Jfe z..-, £ weil-knowh resident of fhe Wairarapaj celebrated his 90th birthday, on l »Saturj day. He was the recipient of many, ■telegrams and -eongT&iulationg from his relatives and friends. Despite _hia years, he is still uale and hearty, and

Jaies many incidents- of early -pioneer

a very pleasant afternoon was held at Die residence of Mrs F. Cunning; ham on Tuesday when she tendered a gift afternoon to Miss Ivy Wadham in_ -floriduh of her approaching mirsinge. ms function included bridge recitations were given by_ Mrs Mrs Bj _togon-an’d - Miss D. DanielL Mrs ■•Coleman played the accompaniments. After afternoon tea had been pnrfplrop n-f If!. - \A/«. VM.M.V/XX J-u Mixoo «» CIVLUO.JJI T»<2,3 aaxivil ybY ; gue ; st of the day suitably return-

of the staff of the Ma»tertoti branch of the Bank of New South Wales; who have received notice of their transfer, the former to Gisborne and the latter to Wellington, were farewelled last night by the Masterton Amateur Swimming and Life Saving f?iub? in making presentations to the departing mcmbria, M* s W. 0. Jj,’ Dickson, President of the Club, deferred to the excellent services they had given In rurtbaHinsa of Amateur sv.ifiißiinf iii Masterion; After payign a tribute to their worth Mr. Dickson wished both the best of luck in their new spheres.