PERSONAL.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 14 July 1920, Page 2

PERSONAL.

<► I Miss Feist, of Wellintgon, who hai been the guest of Mrs Sic vers at Otaki, ; returned to the city on Monday eveni ing. Mr Cunninghume, of the well-known . Palmerston firm of Messrs Collinson i and Cunninghame, at present on a ! visit to Otaki. and is staying at tb< Otaki seaside resort. i I' Mr F. G. Cooper. Chairman of the j Ifutt County Council, who recently had ! the misfortune'to break a bone in hil ankle, has so far recovered as to be j able to again attend to his tisn:d dutic> i Mr W. of Wellington, and late of Otaki, has been asked Ut becon - a candidate at the next '-lection foi the Wainuiomata seat of the Hutt County Council and now held by Cr. !'. | Cavanagb. An old Maori named Moses, aged S 3 year- of age. died at Weraroa on Hunday morning. He had resided in th.- • district for many years and was very well known. Visitors from all parts of the district are assembling for the tangi. Saturday !a?t wa- the eighth anr.!versary of the assumption of office a* Prime Minister by Mr V.'. F. Masuey. With the exception of the Ktr. ?>fr K. J. Seddon's term of thirteen years as Premier, Mr Ma--.;- Us held the office longer than the he-id of any other New (Zealand MinistryThe death occurred a? Wellington ttt Mr Joseph Martin, aged 7* years. v .-).o in the Maori war and afterwards v.-.-* owt iii the foundation membera of the Wellington Naval*. He was a prominent bowler, and was formerly president of the Newtown Club. One of j bis son* is; jj> Fred Martin, of Marion, i It is official!v announced that Lord ! JeJlieoe, Govcrnor-General-deaigaat* \ of New Zealand, will, wit;. Lady Jen:- j toe and family, leave Lotsdon for the j Doisiriiorj: by the Corinthic en IS til j August. Coriic private Me- j re:s..ry to Lord Jt-ilk<re, and b.n aqrondc ; party .of the new Governor-Genera!'i . household, left Los Sos foi New Zealand by {he Bsapgn w! Tbaisdsy l»t. At Fojttoa Es*i Uonday »igM f Mi I the me and a SeiEflnstia-tioa of pnn;i irg rosei.