PERSONAL

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 14 February 1913, Page 5

PERSONAL

Messrs ,T. Strang and Wm. Perryr wort 1 sworn in at the Ma-sterton S.M* Court yesterday morning as J.P.'s. IMiss D'Emdeu and Mr D. Pryort have been temporarily appointed tor vacant positions on the .staff of tho ■Masterton District High School. His Excollenev the Governor and! Counter Liverpool. were present ato the People's Day of the Dannevirko show yesti>rday. .Miss L. McGregor has been granfced eight months' leave of absencs from 'the Masterton District High School, to enable her to pay a visit to the' Old Country. .Mr G, Siever?, Clareville, judged the dairy cattle classes at the Da till ervike show this week. Mr W• D« Watson, Masterton. judged th« draught horses. Lieut. C. W. Braggins. of the Mas-* tcrton Fire Police _,will leave to-mor-row morning for Wanganui, where h© is to act as one of the judges in the Fire "Brigade Demonstration, which commences next- week. ft is with regret that we have to announce the death of the two months' old son of Mr and Mrs Rupert Hatch, of Masterton. which occurred at 10 o'clock last evening. Mr and Mrs Hatch will have, much sympathy in their bereavement. The Prime Minister, the Hon WL |<\ Massey. was yesterday motored round the Rangitikei district. The Premier expressed himself us greatly iinpresrod with the fertility of th© country. At the monthlv meeting of tha Masterton ' District High School Committee a resolution of appreciation was passed of the services rendered, in the interests of education in the Wairarapa, by Mr A. H. Vile, during his long term as a member of the> "Wellington Education Board. Mr E. Caradus, B.Sc.. assistant science and mathematical master at Wellington College, has been appointed Science Master at Auckland Crammar School in place of Mr F. Heaton, M.A.. who recently resigned to taka over the headmastership of the Napian Boys' High School. The Hon. J. A. Millar stated to a Wellington pressman that he had pretty well recovered his old health, and hopes to bo in his place in the House, when Parliament meets in June. He has purchased a house in Victoria Avenue, Remuera, and intends to take up his residence there later on.