PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9719, 15 February 1910, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Nurse Neweli has removed from Villa street to No. 78 Church street.*

Mr Maughau Barnett, who is to give an organ recital in Knox Church to-morrow night, will be the guest of Mr D. J. Cameron, of Upper Plain, during his visit to Masterton.

Our Carterton correspondent writes that Mr and Mrs J. H. Fish, of Auckland, are at present visiting their son, Mr S. H. Fish, of this town.

A Press Association telegram from Wellington reads The Ho.i. J. a. Millar, Minister of Railways, left tonight for ■ Dunedin, where he will stay at least a fortnight. Mr Millar's trip to Australia will commence on March 18th. Sir Joseph Ward was also a passenger for the Souih tonight.

A Palmerston North Press Association telegram rectivtd last night," stated that the Rev. I. Jolly, M.A., whu haa accepted a ex 11. to St. Stephen's Presbyterian Cuurcb, Ponsonby, was last evening tendered a social by the congregation of St. Andrew's, and presented with a gold watch and other gifts.

Mr T. P. Girdwood, of Mangahao, a former Masterton resident,and who once held a seat on the i i ast Lands Trust and other public bodies, was in Masterton to-day. He has just returned from a trip to Wellington, and whilst in the Empire City he became, the purchaser of the carriage and. pair just sold on behalf of the Governor, Lord Plunket.