PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, 21 February 1927, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Miss K. Morrison is visiting Wanganui.

Mrs. David Caselberg is visiting Auckland.

Miss Una James has returned from Wellington.

Mrs. James Andrew, lea, is the guest of Mrs. Betts, Nelson.

Mrs. Lewis and Miss Muy Lewis have returned from Wellington. Mrs. Geoff. Rawson is the guest of Miss Morrison, Lansdowne.

Miss N. Cooper, Wellington, is staying with Mrs. A. R. Bunny. Mrs. T. B. Crump, who has been tho guest of Mrs. Harley Donald, has returned to Eltham.

The following names of lady collectors in the Karitane appeal on Friday wfere omitted from tho list, published on Saturday: Nurse Kummer and Misses M. Collier and Bona Hood.

Dr. Prior returned /to Mastorton at the end of last week, after attending the Medical Congress at Dunedin and paying a flying visit to Auckland.

The Prim* Minister (tho Right Hon. J. G. Coutes), the Postmaster-General (the Hon. W. Nosworthy), the Minister of Internal Affairs (the Hon. R. F. Bollard),the Minister of Labour (the Hon G. J. Anderson), the Minister of Public Works (the Hon. K. S. Williams), the Minister of Hocihh (tho Hon J. A. Young) and the Minister in Charge of the Cook Islands (tho Hon. Sir Maui Poma re) will represent the Government upon tho arrival of tho Duke and Duchess of York at Auck land this week.

Mt A. M. Mow’lem, who has been re lieving Stipendiary Magistrate in Mas terton for the past twelve months, took the opportunity of bidding goodbye to members of the legal profession at iho courthouse on Saturday morning. Owing to continued indisposition. Mr. Mqwlem has found that it may be necessary to enter hospital for an opera tion. He sincerely regretted that through these circumstances Mr. Fro* would have to be recalled to the Brench before he was quite well again. Mr. D. K. Logan, on behalf of the legal profession, said they were all very shocked to hear that Mr. Mowlem’s state of health neces.sit&ted hi* leaving tliem sooner than was antici pated. Mr. Logan said that Mr. Mow lem had earned their sincerest respect and regard. It was exceedingly sor rowful to have to say good-bye under these circumstances, and he expressed the sincere hope that Air. Mowlc"i would soon be restored to health. Mr. T. Jordan endorsed what Mr. Logan had said. He wished to thank AL. Mowlcni for his patience and forbearance on the Bench, and hoped that ho would soon be again in good health.