PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3085, 6 January 1909, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Mrs P. Fauvel, of Kaiparoro, is seriously ill, and her condition is causing her relatives considerable anxiety. Mr Alfred Ogston, British ViceConsul at Messina, who lost his wife in the earthquake, is a nephew of Dr Ogston, District Health Officer of Otago.

Dr Ross has soicl his practise and property to Dr Pryo,- ; a recent resident of Australia. Dr Hops and family wiil he passengers 'uy the Tainui for London. Tlis condition of Mr George Aitken, of the staff of the loepl branch of the Union Hank of .Australia, who is at jires.nl. confined to the Masterkm lioi-pitai with an attack uf appendicitis, showed a slight improvement yesterday.

Th < Hon. It. WeNnb is spending a few weeks en h ; s fjirm at Knaptltde,

Mataura. He will return to Wellington on the 15th instant, and will then remain there until May next, engaged on literary work. Mrs R. Wright, mother of Mr L. F. Wright, cf Eketahuna, died at Makaka.hi, Tirmir.i. on Saturday last. The deceased Iruly was about 70 years cf age, and leaves four sons and two daughters to mourn their bss.

The death is announced of Mr 0. Crawford, Gtago football representative from 1889 to 1892. The deceased was perhaps the cleverest half-back Otago has turned out, with the exception of "Paddy" Keogh. The lute Mr Crawford was a member of the famous Alhambra Club which defeated the Masterton team at Dunedin in 1891 by IS points to 4.