PERSONAL NOTES.
Judge and Mrs llaselden are staying ut the Criterion Hotel.
Mr James Crichton, conductor oJ the Wanganui Garrison liand, is resigning his position.
Mr W. G. I\ O'Callaglian, of Dun'edin, and formerly of New Plymouth, and Mr C. J. N. (iriflitha, ol' lllen--11.01111, are visiting New I'lyiuouth.
Mi- J. G. Hnrkness, Secretary of the National Dairy Association, and ex-M.11.R. for Nelson, has consented to act as speaker for the Union Parliament recently formed in Welling, ton. The new organisation has been established for the purpose of debating tho leading subjects of the day.
Captain Harry Heckler, late of the Fourth, Seventh, and Tenth NewZealand Contingents, and now a n ofticcr in Otago for the Stock Department, was married to Miss Olga 11. Fodor at St. John's Church, Waikouaiti, on Wednesday. The bride was given away by Mr T. Mackenzie, M.H.li,
Mr U. J. W. Hallett, of the Land transfer Office, Ohristchurch, has been appointed to the New Plymouth office. Mr Hallett is a well-known athlete in Canterbury, and is among the most prominent sprint runners there, having represented Canterbury College in uthletics in the recent in-ter-collegiate tournament at Wellington. For the last three years he nas been a member of the first eleven of the Addington Hockey Club, who during the three years have "eon runners-up for the Senior Championship. Mr Hallett also plays lootball, and is an enthusiastic cricketer.
*' A famous New Zealand Sportsman," is the subject of some complimentary remarks in a .London paper, says the correspondent of the New Zealand HeraW, and this New Zealand sportsman is Mr Duncan Clerk, of Auckland, who '* admirably carried out the duties of the combined opce .(secretary and manager), in a highly satisfactory manner," at the time when the New Zealand bowlers were in England some years ago, Kefprenpc is also made to Mr James laul, who is described a s "a grand old leader, whose stately ligure, amiable ways, and kindliness of heart gamed the sincere esteem of bowlers throughout the whole course of the tour."-
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7823, 16 May 1905, Page 2
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338PERSONAL NOTES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7823, 16 May 1905, Page 2
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