PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10494, 4 December 1911, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Much sympathy will be felt for Mr and *Mi-s F. Boyle, of Villa Street, m the death of ttlieir son, \\ J hidh occurred early yesterday morning. .The little felilow had been ailing for a considerable time. The funeral ■will take place at two o'clock this afternoon.

AVord was received in Masterton yesterday of the death of Mrs Logan, wife of Mr J, K. Logan, late Supei'--■intendent of jElectric Telograplis, and mother of Mr D. K. Logan, of Masterton..

Deep sympathy will be fo.lt'for Mr \V. Fislier and'his family. at the death of Mrs Fisher, which took place- at Carterton early yesterday iiioniing Although not altogether unexpected, the blow came suddenly, the canst? of death being heart trouble. Mrs Fisher was of a kindly and generous- disposition.. A great deal of her time was taken up in visiting and helping the sick and anyone in trouble. Wherever she went she brought joy and relief into the household, and her unassuming ministrations were highly appreciated. Our .sympathy goes out to those who are left to mourn their loss.

Mr G. Shaw, the well-known s'-ttloi of the Wangaehu, avlio Jia-s been on a. visit to tihe Old Country, iix- company with Mr F. Hood, returned to Wellington on Friday last. Although nearly eighty years of age, he stood the iong journey remarkably well.

Tho many friends of Mr ukl Mrs John Maxwell, of Whareama. will sympathise with them on the loss of tlhoir son Ruj>ert, at the age of 15 years. Tils death occurred on Saturday iright, last, at (i o'clock, after a long illness. *

The South Canterbury teachers (met as a. branch of the Institute) passed with acclamation a resolution, of congratulation to Mr J. G. Gow on lii.s completion of 25 years Inspectorship under the South Canterbury Board. Leading teachers spoke highly of Mr Gow's good qualities as Inspector.