Personal

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 48, 22 August 1913, Page 2

Personal

Mr Boyd B nnie, Government Inspector of Mines, spent most iof the week in Huntly. _________ Messrs L. R. Harris, junr., and D. C. Low returned on Tuesday afior a brief holiday in the South | island. O.ipL Colbeck proceeded on i Wednesday to Te Hoe where it is I proposed to start a branch of the Farmers’ Union. ! After a lingering illnrss, borne j with the utmost r- itience and j fortitude, Mrs Furness, of ! Ruawaro, joined the great I majority last Monday, j Mrs (Dr) Brewis died at her • residence, Hamilton, last Satur- ; lay evening. Widespread symi p ithy is extended t > Dr Brewis ; and his four children. | Mr A. Shitli, the local repre- ! tentative of the Singer Sewing i Machine Company, his received | notice of his transfer to tho city, j His departure will be regretted I by tho members of tho local par- ; Lament and of tho Bras- Band, A very pretty wedding was j celebrated yesterday in St. Anthony’s Church, th,* c »n----•racting piriie Being Miss McGill and Mr J). Daffy. Alter the ceremony which was performed by Rev. Father Cahill, a large paryt adjourned L> th Miners’ Hall where the wedding breakfast took place. idle happy pair left on a honeymoon trip by the evening train.