Personal Pars

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXVI, Issue 4954, 28 April 1906, Page 2

Personal Pars

Mr A. Barron, of the Land Purohut Board, is visiting Napier. Miss Marsh will take up her duties u mistress at the District School on Tow* day next. Tha estate of the late George Faulk* ner, of Napier, has been certified to u worth £4373. Mr T. Hyde, a member of the Land Purchase Board, was in yes* terday. The Dominion Senate adoptod ■ resolution inviting King Edwarc 1 and Queen Alexandra to visit Canada. A London cable message states that the late Mr Thomas Purvis Russell, formerly of Hawke’s Bay, New Zetland, left personalty to the value of £257,677 Mr Newbcld, of Napier, was a p»isonger by the express train y«6terdiy morning. He will leave Wellington next week for the Old Couctry. Mr W. H. Crayford, sen., of Kaik ra, met with a painful accideut on Fndiy. Whilst proceeding to work on bii bicycle, he had a nasty fall, breaking several ribs. A Press Association telegram from Wanganui states that Mr G. S. Bridge, for many years Chairman of the Wanganui Education Board, and a le-ciiif public man, died last night, aged 66 years. Mr F. Coffey, from Sydney, a director of the Napier Brewery Ompntiy Limited, is at present on a visit to Hastings. Mr Coffey was inter-stud i a number of buildings in San Frn ok and estimates his loss at £60,000. His Excellency the Governor hi placed an order with Mr T. W«hb, f the Cornwall Nurseries, to supply to with every variety of New Zml -n----shrubs for exportation to Irelan «, they will be planted on his Excellency * estate. Constable M‘Kelvey, at one time stationed here, but who has be n d»; watchhouse-keeper at the Lambtnti qua) police station for a considerable 1,(110 has been appointed to the charge uf lie police station at Clvde-quay, vice stable Williams.