PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9560, 5 August 1909, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Mrs John Pallett, for many years a resident of Crofton, died in the Wnnganui Hospital on Sunday last. Mr A. E. Remington, M.P. is still confined ,to bed at his residence in Wellington, and will not be allowed to transact fcny business for a considerable time tn come. / Great s regret is . felt in Wanganui at the death of Mrs Ltonard Bassett, wife of a member'of the well-known timber firm. The deceased lady, who was a daughter of Mr Clinton, of Maxwell, had only been married four ,y§ar§j sod w ? a a s> e^ vT her demised * ' Major R. HugfieS iato go to ] Australia in chatge of the N' V Zealand representative team ot. riflemen picked to compete in the New South Wales Jubilee Prize Meeting, which opens on September 24th. u , Mr H. W. M'Quarters, who has qeen in charge of the Wanganui industrial district for the past six years, has received notice of his retrenchment. Mr M'Quarters has been in tho 'GoVernmerit service for seventeen yearst At. Palmerston Nqsth, yesterday morning, Mr Thomas Quirke, of Palmerston North, and eldest son oc Mr M. Quirke, of Pahiatua, was j married to Mi@s Susan Ellen, second daughter of Mr James Mullan. of Palmerston North. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Hickson, of Wellington, assisted by the Revs. Fathers Coßteilo and O'Bierne. The bride, who was given awav by her father, was attended by , her "sister, Miss Bessie Mullan, as bridesmaid, and Mr Edward Butler was best man.