PERSONAL ITEMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, 10 April 1931, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Air E. Krahagen, of Alasterton, is on a' visit to Auckland. It is understood that Mr >B. L. P. Free intends to resign from the Trust Lands Trust. A New York cable states that Harold Lloyd, the screen comedian, is seriously ill from appendicitis. An operation has been performed. The friends of Airs G. Dryden, of ALauriceville, will regret to hear that she is at present an inmate of Glenwood Hospital, Alasterton. Mr S. L. P. Free, of Alasterton, left by the “Alakura” from Wellington yesterday afternoon on a visit t° ■ land and the Continent. Air Ft j accompanied by Airs Free.

The Board of Directors of the Wairarapa Farmers’ Co-operative Association Ltd. has pleasure in intimating that « Air Thomas Jordan, ALA., L-L.8., barrister and solicitor of Masterton, has accepted appointment to the Board, vice Air J. Caselbcrg, who lias resigned therefrom.

At the annual meeting of the Alasterton Accountant Students Society fleers for the ensuing year were as follow: —President, Air N. TL vice-presidents, Messrs. F. E. Wells, A. I). Low; committee, Alessrs. H. A. It. Pundcrdale, H. G. Alexander, McLeary, H. Shaw, J. K.. AlcNauglitj lion, treasurer, Air P. B. Currie; lion, secretary, Air A. O. Jones; lion, auditor, Air F. M. Cunningham.

The Pahiatua Women's division R)i the Fanners’ Union has elected the following office-bearers for the ensumg year:—President, Airs J. D. Piper; presidents, Airs AV. Gilbert, Airs F, Nelson and Airs S. Bolton; Mrs H. Paterson, Airs AA r . Harris, Mrs . J. Bremner, Airs David Crewe, Airs A. Eglinton, Airs C. Hodgins, Airs H. H. Aliller, Airs F. Hillas, Airs Alatson, Airs AV. F. Day and Airs Gibson; secretary: Airs AV. F. Day; treasurer, Airs J. Gibson. Air AI. Niecol, Clerk of the Court at Pahiatua, who has been absent on sick leave for some months, is making fair progress towards recovery'in Palmerston North. Air Niecol, however, will not return to his duties at Pahiatua, and will later be appointed to another, town. During his absence, Air F. Foote, of Hastings, has been relieving at the Pahiatua Court. Air Foote'lias now received notice of liis transfer to a temporary post at Hamilton. Air A. F. O. Clark, of Hamilton, has been appointed permanent Clerk of the Court at Pahiatua and takes over his duties at ail early date.

The AVairarapa Hockey Beferffes’ Association last night elected thefPUlowing officers for the ensuing year:— President, Air Pickering; .vice-presi-dents, Alessrs. J. Fisher (Carterton), Hayne (Alasterton); hon. auditor, Air E. Foster; hon. secretary and treasurer, Air S. Aloor; appointment committee, Alessrs A. Stubbings, J. Ebbett, and Aloor; delegate to AVairarapa Hockey Association, Air D. Burgess; delegate to AVairarapa Ladies’ Hockey Association, Air Harding; examining committee, Alessrs. Ebbett, Stubbings, and Fisher.

Altering his plans when, he arrived in Auckland, Mr C. G. Porter, the ex-A-ll Black captain, decided to visit England before going to Canada, and accordingly cancelled lys passage by the Aorangi and booked on the Tainui, which will leave Wellington for England this morning. Mr Porter stated j-cstorday that though he would still be a keen follower of Rugby, he intention of playing again. giving liis attention strictly to- business matters and it was solely on this account that he was making the trip to England. *He proposed to spend some time in England and then visit Canada.