PERSONAL.

Otaki Mail, 25 August 1922, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Mr Roiston, Government auditor, is . !at present among the visitors staying ; at the Jubilee Hotel. I j Mr and Mis George Harper, of ■ Christchurch, left for home yesterday . : after a pleasnnt stay in Otoki. > i Dr. Pomare and the Hon. Mr Ngata ! find it impossible to bo present at the > j reception to Tosca Siedal at Otaki on j i Sunday. 3 Mr ''Andy" Sehab, for some :•"• r year.- guard on the Wellington-Palmer-ston railway, has been promoted to the position of inspector. Master Jamieson, who met with n nasty accident ai To Horo some time I ago, is now in Trentham hospital for f further treatment. j Colonel and Mrs Corrigan, of WeiJ lington, passed through Otaki to-day on their way to Napier, where they will spend a holiday. After their .-oioum there they will visit Wairarapn. , Mr W. P. A. Kershaw, who shortly leave- Otaki to manage a farm at iTau- - tere, was entertained by a number of friends on Wednesday, and made the recipient of a handsome presentation. I Songs, etc., wore rendered, and a pleasant time spent. The funeral of the late Mr Albert Wiutcrburn took place yesterday, when I the remains were laid to rest in the Roman Catholic cemetery. There was a large following, including n number of returned soldiers, while a firing par ty also look pan. The service, conducted by the Rev. Father Melu. was ■ an impressive one. Several line rtora! tributes were placed on the coffin.