PERSONAL ITEMS

Nelson Evening Mail, 26 September 1916, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr H. Rowe has received a cable stating that his son, Private N. Q. Rowe, is convalescent at Hornchurch Hospital. Mr J. Pollock*, who is leaving Nelson to take up. his residence at Dunedin,' was the recipient of a case of pipes from, his colleagues on the Council of the Nelson Acclimatisation Society. Mr Pollock succeeded the late Mr 0. W. Han'by as 'Chairman of the Council, and retained the position till now. He has heen'connected with the Society for over 35 years and during that long period, has reri- r dered valuable service in regard to acclimatisation matters generally. His departure is regretted by members of the Nelson Society, a letter of introduction! to the. Dunedin Societv was handed to Mr Pollock.' •'■''.•■: *.■ ...-■'■ .: ■■•' ' : ' : '- ; . f; i ■■■ '\ ■. ■ ■ ;,.:.-.-v" ; •'•:■;■;' Mr arid Mrs Thomas HaMead Harley. will to-morrow celebrate . their, jubilee ■wedding day. ' The celebration' will, take place at "Willowbank," Hardy-street, Mr and Mrs Harley having come tO:Nelson fx-om Christchurch in order that the celebration might'take place in the midst of relatives and friends. - Hr Harley is a member of a well-known family, and.Mrs Harley was-'the .da.ug.hter -of the late Mr Edward' Greenland, the ; marriage took place at the ibride's home at "The Sands," the Rev. W. Kirk "being the • officiating^mTnister. I ■;. All the children' of the marriage—rfive sons and six daughters-—were born : in Nelsohj and: all are still living. ■Only one of the children is a resident of Nelson—Mr Arthur Harley, hut Messrs Harry andFred Harley have comeJrom Greymonth," and the daughters to be present are—Mrs Robinson (Foxton), Mi's Stewart (Wellington), Mrs Caldicutt (Invercargill), and Mesdames Slack a afidr,, Nicholl (both of Melbourne):,; We, to Mr. andi Mrs Harley "our ..congratulations and. good wishes for to-morroW's hawpy event. ■ - , -■■ - •-"•. ■.■.-•■■ ;