PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9029, 16 January 1908, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mr J. B. Keith was at yesterday'smeeting of the Masterton Hospital? Trust elected to the position of chairman for the ensuing year. Mr J. D. Gow, of Opotiki, will; (says a Press Association message' from Auckland) contest the Bay o* Plenty seat in the Opposition interest at next election. At the residence of Mr J. Hayes,.. Dixon street, yesterday, Mr David Foster, of Martinborough, son of MrJoseph Foster, of Timaru, was married to Miss Alice Taplin, of Taueru. Rev. J. N. Buttle was the officiatingminis'ter. A Press Association messagestates that Sir Joseph Ward has received a cable message from the Hon. W. Hall-Jones, who refers with pleasure to his early, return to New Zealand. "I am happy to say we are all well" says Mr Hall-Jones. . Mr Douglas Mcintosh, a member of the local bowling team, whoI'isitd Auckland, and who, owing to illness, had to retire during the progress of the matches, returned to tfasterton yesterday. Mr Geo. Boagey s still unable to leave Auckland. Sir Jos. Ward left Wellington for he South by the Maori last night. Mr W. J. Fuller, J.P., Storekeeper, tendelsham, S.A., writes .—-"Some little ime ago I was called in to see a nein-h----our who was suffering from severe ramps, and who really thought he was ast help. I took a bottle of Chamberun's Colic, Cholera arid Diarrhoea lemedy with me, and gave him three oses, according to directions, and in a iw hours he had quite recovered. I live frequently used it in my own unity, and am so well satisfied as to its lents that I make a point of selling it > my customers on a positive guarantee, or sale by all dealers'. A GREAT LAW SUIT DECIDED. The Supreme Court, the People, have•cided that Dr. Sheldon's New Diswry wins against Coughs, Colds," and >nsumption. Price, Is 6d and 3s. Obinable at H. B. Eton's, Chemist.