PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9629, 22 October 1909, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mr James Mair, is secretary to the Waikaiae facing Club, baa been appointed secret ary to the Shannon Hack Racine Ukb. On Wednesday afternoon, at Hawera. E. Glanville Hick?, editor of the "New Zealand Free Lance,'* was married to Miss Myrtle Barley,, eldest daughter of Mrs and the late: Rev. & si. Barley of Hawera. A London correspondent!,writes* under date September 10th:—The ■. Mew Zealand High Commissioner,. Mr Hali-Jones, is getting oii well,;, and is now enjoying a rest at Folke- , Stone, hig rmtiY? town, His injured;:! knee is considerably better, Mr T, Honafl> late headmasfle* of:: 'the Onehtlnga Catliolic School haa« received a cable message to ttoeV effect that his son. Mr John IV Honan, of the telegraph service in West South Africa, has died of fever. \Deceased, who was 33 years of age, was employed in the telegraphic offices at _Onehun£s and.. Auckland for a number of years. Mr and Mrs Chappell, who have" been resident in Masterton for many ■ years, will leave Masterton to-day.' en route for South Australia, where ■■ they have decided to reside 'Mr ■ and Mrs Chappell were well-known; and highly respected residents- of the." town, and they will carry withi them the good wishes of their ntrI merous, friends for their future welfare. Mr James Long, who has just beea . allotted the portfolio of Lands fm the Cabinet formed by Premier-. Earle and the Labour Party in. Tasmania, is brother-in-law 01, M» E.. Murphy, of Feilding. Mr Long,'who* is a miner and represents Eyell in, the House, also- has,, MrThos. Long, wha was farming for* some years in Poverty Bay, and is, now residing in Gisborne.