PERSONAL.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 4 February 1920, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Mrs A. A. Bright, of Wellington, has been on a brief visit to Otaki. She returned home yesterday.

Mr William Carroll, an inmate of the Old People’s Home at Napier, died on Sunday, aged 100 years and els months. Mr W. A. Veitch, M.P. for Wanga-I noi, on Friday night received a purse of 210 sovereign* from his friends and supporters. Miss Rocina Budjmaa was quietly married to Maurice D 'Oisley. a leading tenor in tno Benchsm Opera Go. — London cablegram. j

Among the visitors to Manakaa at: the present time are Mesdames Ogden and Ferhman. of Wellington. They arl the guests of Mrs Inge. 1

Mr C. H. t'ooU, ex-M.P., with Mr and Master Poole, left by thy Mgknrj for the United States, where he wij take up an engagement with thl Chautauqua. 1

The Prince of Waits iy expected ■ arrive in New Zealand on April I™ and re&gfc "Australia on May J?. H.e will proceed vie the Panama Canal on both the outward and return journey. paying a visit to the Barbados on hi« way out.

A wedding of interest was solemnised at Fnrton last week, when Amy, only daughter of Mr and Mrs C. H. Fbdmore, was married to James £3warg, eldest son ox Mr and Mrs Boag, of Auckland. Tm* hoacymoon is being spent in the South Intend. The Tourist and Esponsion League nt New Plymouth paid Miss Louise Mack tut graceful compliment of inviting he* to visit the Mountain Hostel a* a guest of the league. Miss Mack ts« to Itrave Plysiouth oz Tucsdsj sa&misg and spesd several dar? oa the mountain writing and explox-

Nurse Smart, wko has been in Otaki on holiday, the guest of Mrs Witchell, has returned to Auckland.