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PERSONAL.

According to a London cable, Captain Bathurst (Assistant Pood Controller) ha* withdrawn his resignation. The resignation of Mr .A. C. Wheatley as aocountant to the New Plymouth Borough Council was accepted at last

.night's meeting of the Public Works Committee.

Among the latest lists of wounded 'appears the names of tho following Tfcr.tr naki men: R. N. McQarvie (Mrs M.' McGarvic, Hawera, mother) and Sergeant J. Fryday (N. B. Pryduy, Ngaere, father).

Sergeant, Paterson, of Tarata, return*! to Ingle wood on Saturday from uervico at tlie front, and received a civic welpome from his "Worship the Mayor, with hearty congratulations on safe return after tlio arduouß timet which ha had experienced, and very hope was expressed for bia future advance and happy roturn.

A quiet wedding was celjbrated at St. Slary's Church, Hawera, early on Monday morning, when Mamie, the third daughter of Mr. E. Snowball, wa» married to Herbert John Dodaon, ofPalmer■ston North, and formerly of- New Plymouth and Nelson. The bride was given away by her father, and woro a cream gabardine coat dress, with a white sailor hat underlined with black, and was attended by Miss Marjoriei Snowball, as bridesmaid, who wag attired in a gpSfi costume, with black hat and blMfc lint fWs to match. Hr. Eliot Snowball act*d as best man. A few relative* of tb» 'bride were entertained by Mrs. Bow {Chisholm, prior to Mr. and Mrs. leaving by the mail train for Matterton.

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Taranaki Daily News, 8 May 1917, Page 4

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241

PERSONAL. Taranaki Daily News, 8 May 1917, Page 4

PERSONAL. Taranaki Daily News, 8 May 1917, Page 4

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