PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10454, 20 October 1911, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mr T. B. Fleming, Chief Inspector of the Wellington Education Board, was in Masterton. yesterday j The Rev; William Thompson, who has-been battling the cause of the Licensed Victuallers' of the Dominion for the last few years, is now endeavouring to battle - ; himself into Parliament for the Palmerston

•At the meeting,of .the New; Ply- - mouth High School Governors, the resignation; was| received of i ; Mr W. Pridham, who bias been Principal since the establishment of the school in 1881. The resignation takes effect at the end of the year. Applications for the position will be invited in Australia and New Zealandv. :;..,..,.',%'• . -

The Commandants New Zear land 1 forces, Major-6eneral'G<jdl e y> bas completed his visit of the Auckland district, and has left for the Bay of Plenty via; Rotorua.

,Mr James Golder, whose family ha 3 been identified with the Upper Hutt since the early days of settlement there, died in -that township on Tuesday last, aged 70, and was buried in the local cemetery yesterday morning.

Mr A. Jft Hogg, MP., continues to i make satisfactory progress, though the'" nature of his complaint (sciatica) occasions him a gpod dealof pain. "

\"A Nelson, pioneer passed away in the peispn of Mr "George ;Limmer, who voyaged to Nelson with his father and mother as far back as 1854. He had' lived at' Lower Mputero for the last 44 years. . .•■■•■'