PERSONAL

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10693, 14 August 1912, Page 4

PERSONAL

I The Rev Bain McDonald is at present a visitor to Masterton.

' • Mr C. C. Nixon, Collector of Customs at Wellington, is retiring on ih& ground of ill-health.

J Mr N. Nelson has resigned his position as overseer to the Eketahuna* ) County' Council.

The friends of Mr W. McLaren, cE Masterton, who has undergone a serious operation in a private hospital, will regret to hear that he is in a. very critical condition.

The annual report of Knox Church,, read last night, contained expressions of sympathy with the relatives of two young members, who have been called" away by death during the year, viz.,. Mr H. M. Gordon and Mr Leslie MeLachlan.'

Messrs G. R, Sykes and W. C. Buchanan. M.P.'s. have been invited tobe present at the conference of local bodies in Masterton on Saturday next, to further discuss the question of establishing an Agricultural College in the Wairarapa.

Tlie honorary degree of Doctor ■uf Laws has been conferred upon Sir James Bryce. British Ambassador at Washington, by the Queensland University, states a Brisbane cable mes- % sage. A pretty wedding, in which a gootl deal of local interest was. manifested, was celebrated at the Knox Church, Masterton-, yesterday, the contracting parties being Mr Percy E. Elliiigham, of Maketu, Hawkc's Bay. and Mis* Lucinda Rosa Dagg, eldest daughter of Mr H. Dagg, of Imuraua Valley, The bride was attended by Tier sister and' two nieces, and was given away by her father. The Rev A. T. Thompson performed the ceremony. A largo, number of friends assembled at the> Wenvoe tea-rooms, where a reception; was subsequently .held.

Around my bed stood Unci;? Tod, •Jiomima,' .Line and Flcrrie; Thev thought I'd die. hut, ha,ng it, T Was in ira beastly hurry. I'd got ibronchitos and laryngitis, High wis my temperature ; I'm T\-elil to-dnv and pleased to say—'Twas Woods' Great Pepeprmmk Cure. 4

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