PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 12, 29 January 1937, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mr. P. F. Higgins "was a passenger to Taihape by car to-day. Mr and Mrs K. O'HallOran, Napier, are visiting Rotorua. Mr. W. Fleissher, Hastings, is visitiiig Hamilton. Mr. E. J. E. Napier, Hastings, is visiting Hamilton. i Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Lyons returned to Taihape to-day by car after a ( mOnth's stay in Napier. i Mr. Maurice Stewart, Norwich, Eng- . land, has been visiting Napier for the past week. Sir Alexander Herdman left Wellington by the Taranaki on a visit to ilaigland.Mes'srs F. R Field, Hastings, M. Lock, Napier, W. Draper, Hastings 5 and G. Ciiisholm, Napier, were refcentvisitors to Ohope, Bay of Plenty. Mr. P. J, Garvey, who has been a member of the Hastings railwky istafi for the past ten yeafs, left hy car this morning for New Plymouth on transfef. MOasrs.- T. McKihhon, Hilrow,- ahd J: S. MuilrO, Waitaki, who have beeii on a tohr Of the North Islahd, have been paying a brief Visit to Napier and ieave to-day for the south. Mr. J. Kennedy has beeh appbinted deputy-registrar Of the StiprOnie CoUi't, and assistant clerk of the Magistrate 's Court at Hamilton, in succession to Mr. P. D. Leahy, who has been transferred to Christchurch. The Rev. D. Ji A. Shaw, minister of Bt. Andrew's Church, returned to Hastings last night after spending his annual holiday in the Auckland district. He was accompanied by Mrs and Mis* Shaw. > Sir William Hunt has retui'ned to Wellington from Invercargill. He spent the week-end with his son, who is making a gpod recovery from the injuries he received in the aeroplane accident at Big Bay reeently. Mr Lauehlan McEinnonj Christ' church, who is on an extended visit to the North lsland, returned to Napier on 'Wednesday after a fortnight 's visit to Hotel Spa, Taupo. He will visit various distriets before returning to Taupo at the end of February for the remainder of the fishing season. Mr F. R. Hodge, who has been associated with the "Hawke's Bay Herald" and latterly the "Hawke'g Bay Tribune" for the past 25 yeare, and who has been appointed to the literary statt' of the "New Zealand Herald," leaves by this evening's traiil for Auckland. Prior to his departure he was met and on behalf of his fellow employees presented with a token of fche esteem in which he is univeraally held by those associated with him. Good wishes were expressed for his futui'e success in his netv sphere of employment.