PERSONAL

Waipukurau Press, Volume XXX, Issue 189, 19 August 1935, Page 5

PERSONAL

Mrs Tony Maich, and family, arrive at the end of this month from Dalmatia to settle in Waipukurau. Miss L. Johnstone, Motuotaraia, who has been visiting Rotorua returned to Waipukurau on Saturday. Mr F. M. B. Fishier, who occupied the office of Minister of Customs in the Reform Government from 1912 to 1915, is returning to New Zealand from Great Britain, where he has resided for many years, and is now in Australia. Mr 0. Ericksen, of Norsewood, who took seriously ill about a fortnight ago, is making steady progress towards recovery, and his many friends will be pleased to team that he is expected to be about again very soon.

On a three years’ world cruise, the German yacht Te Rapunga sailed from Auckland yesterday in charge of the owner, Captain Dibbern, and a crew comprise?! of Miss Eileen Morris, daughter of Mrs C. E. Morris, Napier, Mr Roy Murdoch, and Mr Maurice Black, of Gisborne.

AT presentation of a silver tea-set to Mr and Mrs D. T. McCormick was made on Friday evening at the annual social for children of the Hastings Central School, of which Mr McCormick has been headmaster for the past

three and a half years. Mr McCormick leaves on August 28 to take up a. new appointment as headmaster of Linwood School, Christchurch, and is to be succeeded by Mr Parker Smith, of Napier, to whom a welcome was given by parents and pupils on. Friday evening.