PERSONAL ITEMS.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIX, Issue 6186, 6 March 1936, Page 2

PERSONAL ITEMS.

I 'Mrs. C. Innes, William Street, .iikaroa is spending a holiday in Mr and Mrs F. C. Newton, k Aylmer's Valley, Akaroa have, returned after spending a few days ■ in Christchurch. .Miss Myrtle Le Lie.vre, Oinako Akaroa, who has been in ChristL church for a few days returned to Akaroa yesterady, A motion of condolence with Mr F. Coop in the death of his sister, Mrs H. White, was carried ! at Wednesdays meeting of the t Canterbury Progress League. • Mrs R. Bruce of Akaroa, who ; visited Otago last week, has rel turned home. Miss Singleton, ) few days in Chrishchurch, is Mrs ; Bruce's guest. ! Miss Mary Henning (Akaroa), I who has been visiting her sister, ;• Miss Lucy Henning, Darfield, is now the guest of her aunt, Mrs ■ Le Clerc Latter, "Cloudy Range," ■ Kai'koura. Miss Noel Henning leaves • Akaroa to-day on a three weeks' holiday which will be spent in Ashburton and' Dunedin. While in, Ashburton she will be the: guest of Mrs A. Denham. She leaves later for Dunedin accompanied by Miss Jud-d of Darfield, Sister Francis, Matron of the Little. River Hospital has left to take up a post-graduate course at the Wellington Hospital which will entail an absence of six months. Sister Savage who has been doing relieving work at Rotherham after a trip to England has been appointed .Matron during Sister Francis' absence. Mr C. R Kay, chairman of the Banks Peninsula Electric Power Board, Little Akaloa, has been on a visit to Stewart Island where I he visited many places of interest including Mason's Bay. Mr Kay was much Impressed by the beautiful scenery and native busli and birds. He was accompanied' by Mrs 1 Kay and Mr I David Stavert, Hamncr Springs.