PERSONAL

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10598, 2 April 1912, Page 5

PERSONAL

v Councillor T. G. Hoar, is In-'ing re-, "quisitioned to become a.candidate for the Mayoralty of Masterton in opposition to* Mr J. M. Coradine, and will probably comply with the request. Cr. Hoar lias been a member of-the Bor--'oiigh Council tor several years. Inspector Fleming, of the Wellington Educate Board, was in Masterton yesterday. He visits the Lowei Tatterii tonlfty. '• ' ' Dr. E. W. Smyth'' lias decided to ~lwe. Cartertoij', and to practice his profession jn Australia. 'Mr John, Myhottvan old resident of Plymouth, dropped dead in the Htieet'yestcVday. • ' Messrs A., C. Pragnell W Chrystall W. G. Lamb, and G. C. Koss W teen elected honorary members of the Wairarapa Amateur Athletic •Club. Mr C A. BonbW, district manager «[ the A.M.P. Society, in Taramacj, duvi at New Plymouth on bndaj U-t. ?V l ime mo.:tfe past he kid not orgood health,,but was it his oflico J,s usual on Pleurisy and , pneumonia following on what be a slight cold, In'oyght on the ' crisis, which terminated fatally. Mr. 'Beribow, who was forty-one ■ate was the only son of the late Mi suranee Company. Miss V. Hampton, of Masterton, has accompamst to v Masterton Competitions Society. |