PROVINCIAL PERSONALS
Mr E. J. V. Barry, of Hastings, don '■>£ tlie late Coustable Barry, who was drowne'd ofi! tlie Wairoa in 1889, is revisiting Wairoa, wliicli lie left when *ory youug. l£o served overseas in Gailipoli and in Palestine. On return, after having been woundcd, he ropresented tlie Waikari riding on tho ilitwkc's Bay County Council. Ile is muck iiupresscd with the progress that Wai -a is making. Mr E. L. Cullen; M.P. for Hawke's Bay, was a visitor to Wairoa and Nuhaka 011 Tucsday, looking up new relatives and old friends in the distriet. Mr T. Taylor. of Pukekohe, who lias been liolidaying with liis brotlier and sister at Clydebank, Wairoa, has relurned home.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 170, 5 August 1937, Page 9
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