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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2694, 14 February 1916, Page 6

On Friday afternoon the local staff of the Wellington Telegraph Office assembled to bid farewell to Mr. H. P. Wyatt, who has occupied the position of assistant-supervisor for the past tliroo years, and has now been promoted to lie supervisor at Oliristchureh. Mr. . Wyatt was congratulated on his pro- ; motion, and wished all kinds of good luck by his fellow-officers. At tho . Wellington Bowling Club, the same evening, Mr. H. J. ]j. Ledger (president) said farewell to Mr. Wyatt in the presence of some fifty bowlers, remarking that the club was losing a fine bowler, and a very good fellow, both of which qualifications would be appreciated in Christchurch and on the green of the Christchurch Club. Mr. Wyatt, in thanking- Mr. Ledger and the members of the club, said he was sorry to > have to leave Wellington, but hoped : that lie would come back some day. He • would always be glad to see any niern- , bers of the club at Christchurch. ' > The Yen. Archdeacon Willis, formert ly vicar of .St. Andrew's, Cambridge, " Waikato, died on Thursday, after a 1 painful illness. > DIiCLSION MARKS THE MAN OF POWER.—It takes energy to docidc, but it eaves time. Loss of energy is due to s not taking sufficient care of your stomo ach. A dyspeptic has no energy, and is r always recognised by Ins dejected countcnr Bay a 2s. 6d. bottle of "KUTiAt PEPTIC" and it will not be very long - before your energy will be renewed and • you will be once more recognised as a J-moa oOicwr,—Advfa