PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10062, 7 June 1910, Page 5

PERSONAL.

The Hon. J. A. Millar, accompan- | ied tht* Prime Minister to Auckland ' yesterday. ' The death occurred at Dannevirke on Saturday of Mrs Joseph Diggle, who formerly resided at Carterton, and who is a sister-in-law of Mrs A. L. Whyte, of Carterton. Mr G. S. Nixon, Collector of Cuatoms in Wellington, has left on a tour of inspection of the Southern porta. During his absence Mr Wm. Rose will act in his stead. On account of the indisposition of Mr Harle-Gilep, Conciliation Commissioner for the Auckland district, Mr P. Hally left for Auckland yes terday in order to hear some disputes [ The death occurred on Sunday of Mrs Johanna 'Flncklon, wife of Mr H. Flocktor, a prominent identify of Wellington. A presentation wvs ma'le last evening to Messrs vv, T. Grundy and David Robertson, headmaster a";d chairman of committee respectively of the Clyde-quay School for twenty one years. Major T. W. M' Donald, commandant of cadet forces in the Domrion, met officers commanding junior cadet hattalions in the Auckland district at Auckland to consider matters regarding organisation. Captain G. W. Digues?, harbourmaster at Hokitika since 1886, is dead, after a protracted illnes3. j Sir Robert Stout will to-day pe sworn in as Actirg-G jvernor or the Dominion until the arrival of Lord Islington. A cable messaee has been received in Featherstmi announcing the safe arrival in L-irdon of Mrs Card and the Misses Cjrd, of Featherston. The death occurred at Martin borough on Friday last of Mrs Mac gregor, wife of Mr A. Macgregor of that town. The deceased, who was 35 years of age, was a granddaughter of Mr J. Orr, of Martinhorough, and a sister of Mrs R. Smith of Waihenga. Mrs Barak, school mistress at ' Tauherenikau, has resigned her . position.