PERSONAL.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 5 June 1920, Page 2

PERSONAL.

K. ZNitoliOE, oi Otaki, was yester- , in as a Janice of the Peace i..;. Mr J. Logsu Jstout, i.il. r Thomas Mackenzie as l ! .‘.-.r A»Jr« •• Khher have gone to P&iis to sign is- Hungarian Treaty. ;fr and Mrs C. L. Hartmann, for resident of Otaki. recently ;c: iiif'j from a trip to England, anti ;:a-. c again taken up rckikace m the Auckland district. Wo regret to Lee.: that Mr: F. T. Wiiton. of Otaki. who La- been laid aside with illness for some weeks, ha: nail <•; relapse, and is far from veil. A c-* r>!k:i r* ikniskey iiont.tr: include Mr Wade. es-I'ieinter. -er;,.i )ir Denis'or: Miller. Governor of the 1 oti.mer:vcalih Bank, who ha'been created Knight Commanders of ■•;?'. Michael and George. | Mr- jL V WiUiaa. $f Wdih gton, i • '•' ;Lor ;tls? birthday or i Tan day and received a host «f ws-laCs.-ag*:. “id qaiesiy : 3-.-. Wednesday evening; She vs: celebrated for her maeiliceot gift* to local imtltaciosu-

The death occurred at the Otaki Hos- I ital oa Thursday last of Mr Martin . toulihan, of Weraroa, Levin. De- • caijcd :Was only admitted to the hospi- | al the previous day. lie was 87 years £ age, and was well known in the jcvin district. Mrs Tianii Bikihana, if Otaki, is a daughter of deceased. Flight-Captain Phil Fowler, after onto four and a half years of slronuius- service al the font, has returned o his home at Feildiug. He returns tovered with honours, and although -uiTeriug from the effects of a nasty iccident, looks well. “Phil” was an .’.\-Manakau boy, and son of the reloubtable Southey, who held sway in that town for some time.