PERSONAL.

Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 19 March 1919, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Mr J. H. Dudridge, of Cbristchtach, has takes over the Family Hotel, Otaki, from Mr J. Hulme. Mr A. E. Mintoa left Otaki to-day for Masterton with the intention o£ combining business with pleasure. Mr, Mrs and Mi*- "Ward, who havebeen stayiag zi the Otaki seaside resort, returned to Wellington on Monday. Mr aErt Mrs W. Moxham, of Wel•jjigton. return to Wellington on Saturday. flux rtyme*. ivij ji shortly to bs carried, vki entertained by* the Foxtoa Ladies* GoUd on Monday and presented yiih. a handspnie salad bowl, while Miss Walker, one of-the Guild's -best worken, TSS presented ; .-»■«& an ebony: backed,

Mrs H. Witehell. of Otaki, made two entries for khaki shirt at the Wanganui Show last week, and secured first and second prize for same.

Lieut. Walter Taylor, of Otaki, was, at latest advices, with the New Zealand Division on the Rhine. At the time of writing he was aetiiig-ctpaiii.

Mr ,T. M. Hill has sold his Otaki Gorge-farm to Mr Stevens, of Palmcrston North, who is now in possession, -ur Stevens was for some time on the staff of the "Manawatu Standard."-

Mrs Hedditch, of Wanganui, mother of Mr C. H. G. Hedditch. of Otaki. is at yvresent on a visit here. Mrs Hedditch will shortly be joined by her sou, Trooper I. Hedditch, who recently returned from the front.