PERSONAL.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 20 February 1920, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Mi Percy Easton, of Foxton, is «.t prenenl seriously indisposed. Mr aad Mrs W. H. Bennett (erst- '. iiile of Mannkau), well known in thiii district, have purchased a home in Hastings, and have just taken up resi-do-nee there. Mr H. W. G. Allen, who has beon farming at Te Hon) for some time, ha - ; acquired a 500-acre sheep farm in the vicinity of Temuka (5.1.), and leaves immediately to take possession.

Mr-. Guy H. Schoheld, who since her arrival in New Zealand baa been stayin;,' with her mother, Mrs iirce, at Otaki, is at present on a visit to Wellington. The death occurred at Masterton on Tuesday of Mr Ben IsieholJs, who for many years wan a well-known horsetrainer in Hawke's Bay. The deceased had latterly been connected with Mr W. R. Kemball's stable at Laasdown«. |He v,as considered one of tiso beet [ judges of horseflesh in the Dominion. Mr Frio William.-., who fcai visited several countries during the past tea months, is at present on a brief holiday in Otaki, He leaves thee shores again on Monday, having signed on as -wirc-Se-s operator on the Moana, which leaves next week for ban Fracciico. Mr Williams i- in splendid health, aad speaks eiithusaa-.ticaJiy of his travels. . Mr and Mrs August Ajiderioa, wto have been residents of Otaki for t&e past three years, have decided to tato cp residence in Carterton- lJurirg their s-.ay in this district Mr and Mrs Anderson iuive made xaacy friends, and for setae considerable time the foraer has been connected with the Methodist. Sunday-school at Otaki Bailway. Mr Anderson, sen., who i-; ia iudisersnt health, will xetara to Carterton,