PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 4 August 1920, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Sub-Inspector Hutton, of the New Plymouth police, is at present awiy on short holiday leave. Mr. C. J. Deck, the well-known dentist of Nelson, but who has Tecently engaged in fruit-growing, died suddenly of / heart failure early on Monday morning. Mr. J. N. Stephenson, junior clerk at the Borough offices, has resigned his position to take up an appointment with a local firm of accountants. Princesses Mary and Maud were in a motor accident on the Finchley Road, London, but were not mirt (Bays a London cable). Mrs. Bond, of Nelson, is in Hawwa. She w;ll shortly be joined by Mr. Percy Bond, who has sold* out his interest in the Nelson Colonist, and is taking a few months' holiday. Miss May McDonald, late of the staff of the Bank of New Zealand, Waitara, was married at Hamilton, on June 28th, to Mr.Herrick BorreU, of Waitara/ They left by the Niagara for Canada on July 3rd. Miss C. L. McDonald is at present staying at the flirte' Friendly Society Lodge, Auckland. In the House of Representatives yesterday, fourteen days' absence was ' granted to tbe Hon. G. J. AttiieWdn, Minister of Internal Affafca, ,<*4,the Hon. W. D. S. MacDohald, Ix*3er pi the Opposition, on account of Utawg. lfo, Anderson was operated on yestttfoy morning, He is progressing favorably, but it will be some time before hj« mill be about agiin,, - ,