PERSONAL.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 30 April 1920, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Among those held up in Wellington through the railway strike are Mr and Mr i'. H. Williams. Unfortunately the latter is ill, and doubly anxious to be home. The death occurred at Levin on Monday afternoon of Mrs Daniels, aged 53 year-. Deceases was a native of Nelson. but had resided in Levin fur the past sixteen years. Among the number inconvenienced by the railway strike was Mr W.HI. Field. M.P. for Otaki. who was at Rotorua, at the time the service was brought to a standstill. Having bu-i----in Wellington he motored through, arriving at his destination at one o'clock this morning. The many friends of Mrs Herbert Freeman, of Otaki, will regret to learr that she had the misfortune yesterday morning to .-.lip and break her leg just above the ankle. Mrs Freeman wa. dc '•‘•rating some steps when she slipped and fell. Medical assistance was at once sought- and she is doing as well a; can be expected. Before commencing the business at the si.nusl meeting of house-holders a' >J: nakau on Monday night last, th( chairman (Mr T. Clifford) moved ; vote of sympathy with Mrs News or uii.l family, in the loss of the late Mi X< w-uii. who had for years proved ; faithful servant of the school com . v pleasing little ceremony took plact --- the Paraparaumu school on Tuesday ,ernoon last, when Miss Black, of th< school staff, who i= leaving Pari paruunu for Nascby (Otago), was pre -e-ated with a brash and mirror. Tin or-.-catatloß was made by one of th<

~-:'.olzzi, on behali' of the pupil-, who - cch regret Hiss Blaek’s departure. .■ hsvine' been a espable and popul; r teacher. he wedding r.i Mr C. Walker and hi - Maclean, celebrated at Para-p.-i .umu ve.-terday '■■■'• remarkable -> -L,_ £act the". among these present the bride’s grandfather (Mr V/. n. cli. sen.), who i-. In his SOth year. ; ; two grand-:modes fMossis Is as 1: an loan Howell, both of Wairoa, aged f> id 76 years respectively. It is also in testing to note that Mr H’. Howell. .. war? born on. the voyage irons Engla; 4 ic New Zealand, in the good ship Lc rd William Bent id;, in the year it a. A quiet wedding was eoiemnised at £.■ in recently when Hr V»*iliam Artnur JCrnsvi., cti? eon or Hr and Mrs j c; ,s *f. £>: peviß, trf7 to Miss Grace Elis VtartzS. yOKcgcst of the late Mr and Mrs. John Wsrien. of Gisborne. The bride was attired L-. a gown: of G’oiyon lace over cream sharmense. with a court tra;rt ot ivory -atin lined with shell pink, and relieved with a knot of silver, asd orange hlo-s.om-. MA.-es Phyllis Massey and Mvrtie Jenson t ort brldc.-aiaidi.