PERSONAL.

Otaki Mail, 15 September 1922, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Mr J. Fielding, who recently had th( (misfortune to run a rusty nail in luj knee, i? iimv waking a good recovery. J Mr Andrew Bowman, of Waikanae, j is ::T present in the Otaki hospital, due j to injuries received through a fall from his horse. | , Mr A. Cr. Drake, manager of the Kai- | rangu branch of the Kairanga Dairy (Company's factory, has been appointed manager of the M-anakau dairy factory. , Mr Drake has been nine years in the 'company's employ, having been most i efficient and courteous in the discharge of hi- duties, and while his u.ar.y friends will regret hi.- departure thoy ■ will 1..- pleased to hear of hi? promo- ' tion. Mr Meharry. of Manakau. -ill take up residence near Woodville. A redding"of considerable ioeal inter-:: —z- celebrated &t Levin on TuesQj'sriottt; Frances formerly of Levin. and a •~~rA'r--. of TTellington Frederick rtllllsm Ccliier, late of Eesg2tau3. in tie Main Traui: district, but who is now settled in Levin. The Rev. W. V. Grove was the officiating' clergyman. The bride-, who was becomingly attired, was given a:* a" by her -on-in-iaw. Mr W. E. Ma-on. of Wellington, sad Mr E. Hearlc acted as best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at Mr ar>£ Mrs CoiJier'i residence. "Eoromiko House," Cambridge Street, where a large gathering entertained, and tie health, of the happy co-jple *-<ts hoaotirei. Tie- -»-*re the re- ■ of nosiercis lad good Irishes. :