Personal.

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 48, 26 September 1913, Page 2

Personal.

. The condition of Mrs Wm. Patterson of Churchill, and late ! of Rangiriri, is serious. | Mrs Wright, Raynor’s road, vh . proceeded to Hamilton j h<>'pital last week, and who i Sat uri.iv last, is doing as well as can be expecte d. Mr W. J. Ralph left Auckland ; i’-«r Sydney i>y the Niagara on j d ; 'day night. While in Aus- j ■ •lia he will have the pleasure, i hope p his (J -.oenie Soult, carrying off the ; h' :: i;i*s. it i.s interesting to note tl: .. Tic p >ny was bred on Mr Ralph’s Awaroa estate. sympathy is expressed Mr and Mrs 1). F. Holland a -se bright little boy died at ilie age of three in the Waikato j i I • -.- p * t : l l on Wednesday morning. | The little fellow who became j sn-.i : -niy ill at the end of the j a . was taken to Hamilton on j M n.iay morning, but, despite all | was done, life lad sue-' ( Limbed to meningitis. Mr C. A Parkins left by Mon- j day'> express for Waitomo where I he will take charge of Messrs j lireen and Colebrook’s branch business. While in Huntly Mr Perkins was an indefatigable church worker, and as such will i'o greatly missed by the office- j bearers and congregation of St. Pi ll’s. Ho carries with him the best wishes of a large circle of friends.