PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10451, 17 October 1911, Page 5

PERSONAL.

The (Jreytown Standard regrets to tear tbiat Miss N. Feast, a prominent play in the Kia Toa Hockey Club, is lying' seriously her parents' residence. •' i The friends of Mr John Fuller, formerly of Masterton, who underwent an operation for, appendicitis jioma months ago, will «be pleased to liear that lie is sufficiently recovered to be able to get a,bout again. Mr Fuller was on a visit* to Masterton yesterday. Mr 0. Ibbetson., who has been 011 the staff of the Martinborough Post Office for several yea re, has been transferred to Napier. Bishop Williams ha(3 a severe attack of influenza -at Te Aute recently, and his condition caused his friends some anxiety. f Mi- A. W. Hogg, M.P., had a good day yesterday, and is progressing favourably. ' The friends of Mr and Mrs R. 'E. Graham, of the Upper Plain, will be pleased to hear that their daughter Eva, aged two and a-half years, who underwent a serious operation in Masterton on' Saturday, is progressing as well as can be expected.

Mr Eustace Lane has decided not to seek re-election, to the Hawke's Bay Land Board as representative of the Crown tenants.. '■

Sir John Findlay has secured a house in Parnell, and wi 11 take up Iris residence there when the session closes.

Mr William J. Waters, ex-licenseo of the City Hotel, Duriedin, and who was for many years connected with volunteer and athletic movements at Port Chalmers, lias died from heart disease, aged 61. He leaves a widow: and seven children. Deceased was president of the local Licensed Victuallers' Association, which has lost its two chief executive officers within the present year.—Press Association.