PERSONAL.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 9 December 1908, Page 4

PERSONAL.

A press wire from Wellington report* that Mr Alfred Hill/the well-knowr musician % , has been seriously- ill during the last few days, suffering from pneumonia. An operation was rendered necessary, and ho is now - progressing favourably, but is in. a very low* state. The following were visitors at Foster* KUrtel .during the we?k:—Mr J?\ C Stephenson, Mr E. W. Waterhouse\ M -J. Ilott, ilr J. McKay, Mr W. (Ales Prosser, Wellington; Mr J. Hoperson Mr G. Waymouth, Mr P. Barry, Auck land; Rev. Spencer and Mrs Spencer Miss M. Spencer, Mr F. Simpson, Ne\ Plymouth; Mr J. K. Gray, Mr H. J Topliss, Christchurch ; Mr H. Muldrock Whangarie; Mr F. Gillanders, Waver ley; Mr W, Dickie, Waverley; Mr F Thompson, Palmenston North; Mr W H. Mcc, Mr H. A. Thompson, Mr H Abel, Mr,j.H. M. 'Bauchope, Napier. " Time will tell" is an old saying, an when the. Lawrence-Gillies Milking M: chines were first placed on the marke folk used to say "Time will tell." Wei time has told, and to-day the L.K-C Machine moi-e widely-used and aj predated than ever before. S. Turlej Esq., Waeranga, writes: " I hay pleasure in stating that after a contini ous summer and winter use of tli L.K.G. Milking Machine since Ist Sej tember, 1905, I am thoroughly satisfie pith the effectiveness and general worl ing of the machine." Full pafHefcKi will be sent post free. J. B. MacEwa and Co., Ltd., Sole Agents, Egmor Street, New Plymouth.