PERSONAL ITEMS

Waipawa Mail, Volume LXVI, Issue 142, 26 August 1938, Page 2

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr H. M. Christie, M.P. for pawa, arrived at Auckland last <• ing by the Rangitanc, on his rei from England. Advice from Auckland states the Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon, J. Savage, is improving in hei and hopes to be well enough to rei to Wellington next Monday. Mi i .1. A. Lockhart, formerly charge of the secondary depart of the District High School and headmaster of the Denniston i)j, High School, is at present on a visit to Waipawa, renewing friendships. Advice was received in Wain to-day that Mr R. A. IV former stationmaster at Waipj met with a painful accident at 1 Ahuriri. Whilst helping to earn piano into his residence he caught between the instrument gate, receiving a fractured j;i Prior to leaving Port Ah" irj P. Kay, who has been appointed) tionmaster at Waipawa, was iarq ed by the staff. Mr Sinelai . clerk, in presenting Mr Ka; wj{ combined fountain pen ami |m said their relations had alu u|, of the happiest, and Port Ahun loss was Waipawa’s gain. Mr | warmly thanked the staff, not i for their gift but also for t' <• wj hearted manner in which they co-operated with him.