PERSONAL ITEMS.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7740, 24 June 1916, Page 2

PERSONAL ITEMS.

A Sydney cable records the of Mr Alexander Kellie], Councillor. In the House on Thursday days’ leave of absence was Mr J. V. Brown on account in his family. Mr Fred Pirani, after years’ service ns a member of Wanganui Education Board, which period he was chairman, decided to retire at the end ofJuk^H At a meeting of flic WcllingiH Football Association, Mr .J. B. was presented with a cheque. Baton, w ho for many years has supporter of Association h aving Wellington to engage ing in Hawke's Bay. On Tli isday at Mary's Church, Waipukurau, a assemblage gathered to witness marriage of .Mr A. Craig, of of Australasia, to Miss Lucy von*ir, ehlesl daughter of B. Grosvenor, of Waipukurau. bridesmaids were Miss Nancy \enor, sister of the bride, and Craig, sister of the bridegroomF. Eyre officiated as best man. V Rev. A. C. Slur,- performed inoiiy. The ehun-h was prettily rated for the occasion. .Mr may be mentioned, has enlisted N.Z. Expeditionary Force, and into camp on Monday. 3 On Thursday afternoon Bibby entertained a huge ladies at a farewell arrauged m of Mrs ,). Dick, who will F for Napier, where Mr Dick is up the posi!ion of assistant clerk. There was a very tendance. During the course afternoon the Mayoress, Mrs Limhrick, presented Mrs Dirk handsome oak and silver salad and conveyed, on behalf " scribers, their best wishes cess of the recipient and her in i heir future sphere. Other expressed their regret that W ;i . Mrs Dick were leaving endorsed the good wishes C(>nVt‘) ( Mrs Limbnek. Music, ( ‘ ,,n1 l and afternoon tea assisted the gathering one of a most character. ?