PERSONAL ITEMS.
Mrs H. C. Robinson and family returned to Mastertoii last night. Mr George Moore, of Eparaima, enlisted at ALasterton this morning for. active service. Mr and Mts K. Vdch, of Masterton, who have been .on a,, visit to Auckland, have returned home. It was 62 years ago yesterday since the late Mr I'harles Dixon and family arrived in ilnsterton. M> Smith, of Wairoa, has boon appointed manager of tho Maurieevillc Dairy Company, from eight en -applications. . .;•. ■■-..•■. - ' - - The Wairara pa Hospital and Charitable Aid-Board yesterday-decided 1 to extend a further six months' leavo: of absence to Dr. Cook. . Tho Rev. G. T. Brown, M.A., of Masterton, will conduct the Presbyterian services at Cartertou and -Gladatone on Sunday next. At the Salvation Army Hall; on.Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock, thero will be a memorial service in memory of Mr Bavnettj.wlip had been a Salvationist, for inany.yeaxs. . The death has occurred from wounds through the accidental explosion of a bomb at tho front, of Lieutenant Cyril Bicknell, son of Mr W, W.. Bickuell, "Hupen.ui," Greytown. .
The Rev. E. J. Tipleiy.BA., of St. Andrew's Church,,Cartcrton, is to be in Masterton for the .week-end.. Ho is to conduct both services in Knox Church to-morrow. .
Lieutenant "Derosford Maunscll, who was severely wounded and invalided home'to Xew Zealand, reached Masterton yesterday. Bis condition hits much improved.
Mi?s Eileen Florence Quiulivan. only daughter of Mr and Mrs T. F. Quiulivaii, of Hastings, and formerly- of Woodville,' was married this week to Mr E. S. Gray, of WeJlinstou.
Mr MeKialay, of Papatawa, was married to Miss Kerridge. of Kaitawa, at Pahiatua on Wednesday. The Rev. Father McKenna performed the ceremony.
The friends of Mrs George Stephens (nee Braggins) will regret to learn of the death of her husband, which occurred at Napier this morning after an illness extending over several weeks.
The engagement if announced of Lieutenant Berosford Maunsell, son of Mr and Mrs .1. F. Mnunsell, to Miss Margaret Collie, daughter of Mr and Mrs G. 11. Collie, of Lansdowne.
Presentations were made by the scholars of the Masterton District High School yesterday to Mr Murphy, who is leaving for Wellington, and to Mrs Bank?*, who has received an appointment at- Featii-:rsbon.
A Press Association--telegram from Christchurch last night recorded tho death of Mr Thomas Edward Jackson, who had been a master at the Goys' High School since 1894. 110 was a B.A. of London University.
A "London cable states that the late Lord Kitchener's estate is valued at £171,431. He beq-oaths £.200 each to several officcis on his staff, including General Biruwood and Colonel Fitzgerald; £20,000 to his nephew, 11. P. Kitchener, and the residue to Commander H. F. Kitchener.. He bequeathed to Colonel Fitzgerald, who perished with him, all his East African estates. The death occurred en the 17ih inst., at the residence of her daughter, Mrs Crawford, in Wellington, of Mrs James Tweedale, an old settler of the Wairarapa, aged 8S years. Deceased came out to the colony in the Oliver Laing with her parents about GO years ago, and shortly thereafter came to the Wairarap;), where, until about four years ago, she lived ever since!. Sho leaves four daughters and two sons.
PERSONAL ITEMS.
Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXX, Issue 14602, 1 July 1916, Page 5
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