PERSONAL.

Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 30 June 1919, Page 2

PERSONAL.

♦ —. Mr H. H. Cork, who has been Levin’s popular postmaster for many years, left to-day for .Auckland, where he has been transferred. Mr H. Freeman, of Otaki, has received word that his son, Private Gar- < don Freeman, is aboard the Ruapehu, * due to arrive in New Zealand on July |

21st. The friends of Mr Wintoa Brown, son of Mr rind Mrs Byron Brown, will be pleased to know that he has received his cwamissioc. and is now a second lieutenant in the B.A.F. Mrs V*', B. Macintosh, of Levin, who is still as inmate of the Palme/stoa North Hospital, is. making a good recovery, and bopes to leave the institution iff the course of a fortnight. A call from the llaraekakaho con- ! grogation to the Lev. 1L Bredis, of ! Fo.tton, has been sustained by the ] Hawke's Bay Presbytery, and arrange- ■ mecls made for hi? istdiictieg should he I aeeept the ealL ,

The foaerai of; ike late Mre'.T. Jobtf(ja took s-lace at Otakl os Saturday,' whc-ir taae a,.'large ar-ii jrepresMi' tativ.; gxulerijig; kefaupcg. frfcod* frMa various part* of. the ihidei/'zik & good eoEjJsgeat 6i railway employees froia Faekakarikl, where Hr* JoJijhoe

resided. A short service wo* feejd at tie titireb. ibis aad the burial wrrvhe « tie'ari. ve.tUe : heisg eosdmed by the Eer. fi. J?. Petrie.- The aervie* was a deeply hts-jiresris-e one.. Mksy Scsra! tributes, were placed 02 the eoffia. , For Bronchial Co-jgras, take 'Woods’ Great Peppermint Care.

Among the soldiers returning by the Kigohia, due at Wellington on July Jo, ' arc-Privates M. B. Clark (Otaki), J. jy. Cole (Otaki),7 T. Hannan (Levin), J. McKenna (Otaki), A. B. Williams (Levin), J. S. Sharman (Levin), and Sergt. Dan. Hurley (H.M.), Otaki. Mrs F. Horton Bright left on Saturday afternoon to take up residence in Wellington. Mrs A. Bright, after a frit) north, will also take up residence in the Empire City. The latter will bo entertained at- a Guild tea at the Anglieau Church room on Thursday. Mr F. W. Pink, of Levin, who has spout the last two months health recruiting in the Botorua district, returned to Levin on Friday, considerably dulgo in a further holiday, which uulgo in a further short holiday, which will be spent in Wellington, where he will consult a specialist. Mr J. 11. Andrew, who has icen spending several weeks’ holiday for the benefit of his health, returned to Manakau on Saturday evening last. Ho is much better for the rest-and change, but will have to go quietly for some time yet. During his absence for the holiday Mr Andrew visited tho King Country, Te Arolia and Auckland. Ho was specially impressed with ilie great, strides made in the King Country during the past few years.