PERSONAL.

Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 355, 4 March 1902, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Mr R. Caulton has received information that his father, Lieutenant Caulton, who was wounded at Bothasberg, is doing well. Lieutenant Rees, of the Ninth- Con-

tingent, will arrive in Gisborne to-morrow morning for the purpose of bidding farewell to his many friends. Unclaimed letters are at the Post Office

for AV. Adams, Thos. Bauer, AV. T. Charlesworth, J. Delaney, Mrs Gascoyne, B. Grubb, AV. Garman, E. V. AYyle, H. Webberley, O. Allen, D. C. Dauchelle, Jas. H. Scott.

The marriage of Mr W. Gibson, a member of the Times staff, and a wellknown and popular cricketer, to Miss J;”nic Cooper, takes place at the residence of ~Mr William £???«•. Wainui, this afternoon.

Eru Woodbine Johnson, a Gisborne boy at College at Wanganui, distinguished himself at the swimming championship meeting by winning the Maiden Race from scratch, the District Race, with osec. start, and coming in third in the Open 100 Yards Handicap, in which there were 23 starters, and he was beaten only by the Queensland and New Zealand champions.

Miss Winifred Austin, the leading [ady of the Hawtrey Company, at present touring New Zealand, is a niece of Mr Alfred Austin, Poet Laureate of England. Mr A. AY. Thomson, for many years manager of the Union Bank of Australia in Auckland, and President of the Auckland Bowling Club is at present visiting Gisborne.