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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10718, 31 October 1912, Page 5

PERSONAL

The wedding of Mr A. D. Low, of Masterton. was celebrated in Dunedin I yesterday. 1 A London ' cable states that the Rov. Herbert Hensley Heuson lias been appointed Dean of Durham. Sir John Findlay, K.C.. and Mr C. P. Sfeerret, K.C., arc at j)resent •visitors to .Masterton. Mr O. Johnson has resigned his j position as secretary of tho Pahiatua School Comrnittee, owing to pressure I of ditties. Tho resignation has. been > accepted with regret. Yesterday's arrivals at the Club Hotel, Masterton, include Sir Robert Stout, Sir John .Findlay, Messrs Skerrett, Fitzgerald, Leatham, Latimer, Hurrell, Robinson and Morrisoc. Tho.Greytown Standard of yesterday says:—Mr T. G. Lennox, who recently j • received news of his lather's death, ■will go Home -shortly on business in connection with the estate, in which ■he is left a considerable interest. He will, ;we imderstanci, be accompanied by Mr G. H. Culleu, solicitor. They expoct to leave By the lainui, next month. Otaki is about to lose one of its popular young men. in the person of iMr Walter Judd, who has leased a farm of 100 odd acres in the Wairarapa district, some miles bacfir troni FeatTierstcn. During Tl's residence in Otaki, extending over a number of year's, 'Mr Judd : has been a keen isport—especially as""regards hockey, and will be much missed from the Rahui . Hockey Club. His > many friends in the district will wish him all success in his now home. —Otaki Mail.