PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 15 January 1916, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Miss Iris Prooice, of Xew Plymouth, is the guest of Mrs. Chapman, Wellingtoil. Sir. Robert Wells, of Brixton, underwent an operation at the hospital yesterday. He is doing i,s well as can be expected. j Mr. Malcolm Rosa, the Now Zealand war correspondent, who lias been rathe! .seriously ill in Egypt lately, is now eonvaleacent. Mr. A. R. Waller, son of Captai.i Waller, harbourmaster, joins the s.s. A parima at Port Chalmers on January ■-» as an apprenticed cadet. Mr. H. W. Brewer, at one t in> -i resident of Xcw Plymouth, and .V'tnwarda Customs Officer at Orte!i.i,\£-i, m.-.v retired, is on a visit here renewing old acquaintances. On January .">, at the residence of Vhu bride's mother, Corio, Iluslyn, Elsie Constance Dick, eldest daughter of the late Mr. T. E, Dick and Mrs. lliek, was married to Mr. George Cyril Glenn, o.' ■Makivikiri, Wanganu>, the Rov. W. Gruv Dickson, M.A., officiating. Mr. J. T. M. Hornsby lias been requested to become a candidate for the Carterton Mayoralty, rendered vacant by the death of his son, Mr. M. 11 Hornsby, and has consented to do so. If there is another candidate lie Is prepared to stand down. Mr. C. 0. Berg, who for the pait seven years lias been associated with the Wangarnii branch of the New Zealand Flour and Produce Agency Company, Limited, is leaving Wangamii to take up the position of accountant with a leading Xew Plymouth firm. Mr. Berg is an old New Plymouth boy. Mr. W. C. Dudley, of Gpunake, wlicv was recently operated on at Hawen is making good progress. The Eifnimt County Council, of which he is a member and ex-Chairman, passed a .-evolution expressing pleasure at his progreis, >u.ping lie would soon take his seat at tlw council tabic again. At the meeting of the Egmont County yesterday, a vote of sympathy was passed with the widow and faniilv of tlur late Or, Rnwelitt'e. Members paid a high tribute to the qualities of the late Connlcilor, whose death was a distinct loss to the Council and ratepayers. Th« motion was carried in silence, and the Council adjourned for an hour as a mark of respect.