HAWKK'S BAY

Dominion, 14 March 1919, Page 8

HAWKK'S BAY

1 It is generally understood, says an exchange, that there will bo two caildi--1 dates for the Napier Mayoralty, Mr. H. Hill, the present .Mayor, and Mr. J. Vigor Brown, M.P. Other candidates have been suggested, including Mr. P. Ashorofi, who has denied the rumour, I but fhe Labour Party has definitely decided not to run a candidate. Mr. W. A. Woodger, of Waipawa, who has been appointed relieving stntion- ,, master for the, Wellington section, has left Waipawa-to enter on his new dn--8 ties. His first relieving station will be " Pnhiatua. Prior to the commjnccment of the business of the Hawke's Bay Licensing Committee, Mr. R. W. Dyer, S.M,, ex--8 pressed on behalf of the members of the committee deep sympathy at tho death of tho Hon. A. L. D. Eraser, whom ho I. stated was a most valuable member of 3 Ihe committee. The clerk of the court '• was instructed to write a letter of con- !>' doleiice to tho relatives of the deceased. a Mr. W. H. Crncknell, of the Hastings i- rnilwny station, has left for AVaipawa, ;- tvlierc'ho will assume the duties of slac tionmaster. He has been succeeded in Hastings by Mr. D. Boyle, late stationmnster at Mnngatainoka. i. Tho following members of the Hass, tings Oddfellows' Lodge left Hastings to attend the Oddfellows' Conference at AVaipawa:—P.P. Ci.M. G. D. Love I'.P.G.M. T. C. Keith. P.G. T, J. Davidlt son, and I'.S. L. F. Pegler. j. A wedding was solemnised in the Presbyterian Church, Takapau, on Mr* lay f- afternoon, the Rev. L. Hodson olliciat- ■ ; ing, and the contracting parties being II Miss Amy Callanach, only daughter of Jlr. and Airs. Duncan Cattail,■ ich, Takapaii, and AM'. Duncan M'Snorran, a' returned soldier. il Much regret was felt: in '1 nkapau when a- it was known that Airs. F. C. While had in died suddenly on .Sunday, The Into Airs. White resided in Ihe. district for ten years before removing to Itnvelock.