PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10032, 30 April 1910, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Mr Robert McNob is returning to New Zcalar.d by the Ruahine.

Dr. Henry and party will arrivj in to day.

Mr T. M. Wilford will be installed as Mayor of Wellington on .Wednesday nexr.

Mr It. Ir.der, son of Mr S. was married on Thursday last at Phi Piri, to Miss Annie Senlc, daughtci of Mr A. Senk, of Ihsutaro;*.

Mrs F. La?g!ey is seriously ill at her home in Albert street, and her condition is cau.iirg her family and friends considerable anxlily.

Mr W. Parker, of the staff of the local branch ot tho W.F.G.A., will leave Mastorton i;ext week on a trip to Englan i.

Mrs E. R-iyn-T, late proprietress of the "Rinj-wJ!" lioardjnghouse, and who is now s resident of Wellington, ia at present seriously ill, and her emditien i 3 causing her relatives grave anxiety.

Mr H. Brjuaio, late Government vkic-jUunat, has decided to settle in Auckland as a wine ar.d spirit merchant.

The rr.any friends of Mr James Whittaker, Maslerton, will regret io learn of tha death of his wife, which took place at Patea, yesterday. Mrs Whittaker recently suffered a severe iiloess, and had gone to her sister's (Mis Torey) at Patea, where it was hoped that the change would prove beneficial. Unfortunately she suffered a lap-.e vviih fatal results. Tfce deceasad lady was only 41 years of age, and leaves a family of four boys, whose agea range from Bto 17 years. She was a daughter of the late Captain Clarkson, for many years Harbour Master' at Timaru, and resided in Masterton for about 13 years. The body will be brought to Masterton, and the funeral will take place to morrow, leaving the residence of Mr Whittaker, in South road, at half-past two o'clock, for the Masterton Cemetery.