PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10131, 7 January 1911, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Sir Joseph Ward leaves Inyercargill to-day on'his'return to Wellington. The Hon. 6. -8. Beeby, New South Wales Minister for Labour, has cut his holiday short, and left Wellington .yesterday on"his return to Sydney. ' :■•:■[:Mr 'Deem, Goverment Fields Supervisor; was oh a ■ visit to Masterton yesterday.. '■ ./,■'"./"■.. The Hawera Star has the best authority'for stating that Mr G. P. Wake will be a candidate for the Egmont seat at thjMtaext flection. ■ 'M!rT. Thompson, late' mine manager, Dennistdn, has 4eft / Westport to take up the duties of hi? new office as Inspector of Mines in, Otago. , Hbh.V ;, G'.y;,' $/ i' Smith will rfesigahis seat in the Legislative Council and become one of the .candidates" for Christchurch City at the,n&st election, ', ■'.' \ /Captain and Mrs Adams,of the Masterton corps of the ; Salvation Army; who are under "matching* orders," will conduct 'farewell services, on. Sunday, January JStli. ; A quiet wedding was solemnised at* the residence of;'..;Mr J., McCardle,/ iFortv-Mile . Bush, :on .. Wednesday,: /whpiiVMr^Fp^ Dorset,;nfth' daughter/of:iMr>W? ? L i '•■^'■i:y^:.,.y. -Mr J. DrysdaleSßrown,«"AttorneyGeneral in":''the /Victorian Ministry, and ; a brother.of,Mr J. Yigor r ßrown, ,M.P.; of Napier, was,a passenger ,to Sydney by -the • Ma--. The death- is, aniJounced by the Pa-'•" tpa Press, of an old colonist, Mrs JosI /eDhV'MpM./..: M*s< Moss: was• bom ni: ! 1863 '•%; i N6w arriv^ •ing> at ; DunediriV//;; Three/ later>V she wasmarriedi and she and her husA band for a number of years followed their fortunes. 6ii the West Coast. goldfields.. '■ , Mr William Waugli, : ,wh'phad- been engaged/ in farming piirsriits in the Mana watu during : the last forty years,. was found 'in unconscious t. condition/' outside his gate at six | o'clock yesterday morning v He died bri the hospital.;' / ;:; "VMr 1 Alfred is weil-khpwn in ; Masterton,".'. was married- at -Greytown this week : to Florence •Ethel" - Wakelin; "daughter;of Mr W- v S. Wakelin. The bride, who' was given; away by her father; was. attired.in white muslin, with Valenciennes lace and insertion. The bridesmaids were Misses Alice and Mable WakeTin (sisters of the bride) and Misses Florerice-and Lucy Dagg: (sisters,, of the bridegroom). .Mr E. Dagg acted as best man, and Mr Ellingham as groomsman. The newly-married couple will make their home in; Taranaki. •'.•"'.'.■ ■'.*;. .■' The death occurred at Mangatainoka on Thursday evening of a very old colonist in the person of. Mr Samuel Barrell, at the advanced age of 85 years. The deceased gentleman, who was very highly respected by all vwho knew him, was one, of "the original Canterbury pilgrims, having arrived jin Lyttelton over fifty-six years agp Jin the Grassmere, the; first emigrant I ship. For the past eleven or twelve . 3 years the late Mr : Barrell; '(whose -wife f pre-deceased him six years ago, had [ been living with his son, Mr A. Bart rel, of Mangatainoka.