PERSONAL

Wairarapa Times-Age, 9 January 1941, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mr. H. J. Bradmore, manager of the Bank of Australasia, Tauranga, has retired after 40 years’ service. lie joined in Gore and was in Wellington fur some years.

Mr A. F Naylor is shortly to relinquish his position on the Supreme Court stafi", Wellington, to undertake war service. Mr, Naylor was formerly associate to Mr, Justice Reed.

Mr. S. E. Neilson, formerly secretary of the Taranaki Rugby Union, has been appointed acting-secretary to the New South Wales Rugby Union. He left New Plymouth four years ago to reside in Sydney.

The death has occurred in her eighty-sixth year of Mrs. M. A. Collett, one of the oldest identities in the Waipawa district. Her husband, the late Mr. Martin Collett, was a prominent member of the Manchester Unity Oddfellows, a pa.M district grand master and one of the foundation members of the Waipawa Lodge.

Mr and Mrs J. C. M„ Mac Kay and their small son have come from Hastings to take up their residence in Masterton, Mr Mac Kay has taken over the control of the ' Daily Times" job printing business, which was relinquished by Mr L. Emery, on his going into camp this week.

i The death has occurred of Mr. Colin 'W. Anderson, Kohimarama Hoad, i Auckland, slates a Press Association ! message. He was prominently 'assoeiatf ed v. ith the Civic Theatre, and keenly : interested in horse racing. He owned j Mithra, who won two juvenile events ■ nt Takapumi in lil-8 and subsequently ! won in Australia. He also owned i New Zealand winners, including Vali I and Glndynrv i The death occurred suddenly this \ week at Foxton of Mr Edward d'rot ter H Peter* Jackson. He was born it’. 1 Christchurch in ISBO arid received his j education a! Christchurch Boys' High; | School. On leaving school he joined' > the Bank of New Zealand and was stai tinned in'various towns Twenty-five I I years ago ho went tn Foxton and had j I remained there ever since. He was a] J lover of the >t<! - life and devoted i I much of hi-, tirm- t.> his garden, fishing: ■ and .shooting. He was keenly interest-: [ ed in sport. A His': with the early days of Tar.i-! • ;■. i-■ twcEt-a by the death >f: f Air A, H. Moore, Opunakr ;H the age lof vi ?:'. Hr re.ivhr I New ZeMatsu; in r,77 c nV. by the Raktda: i ‘ i. five n. t.-!w rn *h»* '• . ; i Zand lit UUI2 he • ettle I in j -.. . ’ up the r • recti n ‘ :>:»•;) and r< inaijius;! in bir.ilii" ■ < till i, ..-■<■ tccently. Hr the firs'! | ■ 7 • <!,: ■. later was ;<■■ ■< .tiled [ . I: : ; ,00,-r n-'.d the fir ' wharf; . ... .■ ■ j- .j. a keen in-1 t t<; ,s.t;.-' and in local body > : work was well known for his: able! 1. tur. m d nrtu-hw nn current adair? i ■■ ■••".ler -n the Ea-t i- . < '■ .■ Mr V.':dter Whvte. has died in Wairna at the age <>' 6>*l years, - , ■;i . ~r i . f I.it,- M d Wb'.te a v.v.l el; in ee;' id Ab'I • a ’ Mr V.'e, • ’.I c.ir: I • ; ■r- ’ . ■ . M ••■< ■>: • Tit- ■ • i. : d :n .rgin e 'Uf.try , ■ ! been l'.h the ■ . ■ r the ; ' •'■ }'.- -.i. I .; .' t’■ •: ,i - •.: >i v he':; b: o- ight >• >w _■ • . •■ u r= v.sth ■: < t '' 'i' cm ■