PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10080, 28 June 1910, Page 5

PERSONAL.

IV]r R. S. Chiltc'r,. of Gisborne, is at present on a vhit to i^at,terton. We TCgret that the health of Mr J. J Paytor, proprietor of our local con- j temporary, is at present of such a, nature as to cause his relativesgrave anxiety. The death is announced, from heart failure, of Mr James Jamieson, sec*C jor partner in the firm of Jamieson *~ - Bros., land and finance agents, Mansers Street, Wellington Mr E. D. McLaren, quantity surveyor, of Auckland, and formerly of Wellington, haa been instructed to take out quantities for the new Auckland Hospital building." Private advice has been received from Eotorua, reports the Manawatu Daily Time's, to the effect that Mr W. T. Wood, ex-M.P. has now completely recovered from his recent illness, and will be back in Palmerston next week. ' I s ■' Sii R. W. Inglis, chairman of J * the London Stock Exchange, whoße ! name is included in tne list of birthday honours, is a hrother of the Rev. G. B. Inglis. rresbyterian Minister at Ashburtun. A large tang i has taken the place of the Maori conference at Waihi, owing to the death of the grandson of King Mahuta, son of Kata Mahuta, ' which tock place at Ngaruawahia wbiirer fce hed been conveyed for attendance. Members of the ksdiffeient tribes, have been summoned to- attend, and large numbers were T expected to arrive yesterday.