PERSONAL.

Otaki Mail, 18 September 1922, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Mr Clements, of Te Horo, is at present among the patients at the Otaki hospital, suffering from pneumonia. Miss Maud Johnson, who has been seriously ill for some time, has made good progress. She has now left for Rangiotu for a brief sojourn. Miss Morrison, who has been on a holiday to Otaki for the past, week, leaves to-day for her homo at Dunedin. Her sister, the well-known singer, will probably leave for home next month. Lady Jellicoe is expected in Sydney on September 25. She will be the guest ol tlie State Governor at Government- House l'or the Spring meeting festivities .and then go on to .Melbourne, says a Sydney paper. Among those at present in Constantinople are Captain and Mrs Pharazyn (lice Miss field, daughter of Mr W. H. Field, M.P.) and anxiety is being felt on their behalf. The former is a captain of the Royal Field Artillery. A recent issue of the Samoa Times said: At the conclusion of the sitting of the High Court llis Honour Judge Walker took occasion to hid farewell to Mr A. M. Dunkley. of the legal firm of Wynyard, "Wilson. Vallanee Holiuden. who returned to New Zealand by the Navua. His Honour’s good wishes were endorsed by Mr Woodward. Crown Solicitor; and by Air Roberts, on behalf of the bar, and were feelingly acknowledged by Mr Dunkley. The ninny friends of Mr and Mrs “Dug” Webster will regret to learn that they suffered a sad loss this morning by tlie death of their bright little four-year-old daughter, Puna. The child, who was away with her grandmother on holiday, was quite well and happy yesterday at 2 p.m.. when she took suddenly ill. She was immediately removed to the Lester private hospital. and three lending doctors summoned. An operation for peritonitis was performed in the evening but the little child failed to make much headway, and passed peacefully away 0 o’clock this morning. The body lias been brought to Otaki for interment. Much sympathy is felt for the bereaved parents.