PERSONAL ITEMS

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LX, Issue 6266, 15 January 1937, Page 2

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr and Mrs W. W. Garton and Miss Hill left Akaroa yesterday after spending a few days there. Mr an rMs Patchett (Tiraarrt) arc visiting Akaroa and are staying at the Madeira Hotel. Miss Lola Cox (Ohristchurchj is th* V' est of the Misses Wekste?:s . '.U-a, L:tUe Ri - The Misses -i. >.thlecn and Belle i'-'iv.'on (Coach Uxvi, Little Kiverj are visiting their sister, Mrs L. Atkinson (Okain's Bay). Mr L. Webster (Christchurch) is visiting his sisters, Misses Websters (Puaha, Little River). Miss Betty Turner (Puaha, Little River), who has been visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs G. Turner (Barry's Bay) has returned home. Mr C. Pocock and son (Wanganui) are the guests of Mr and Mrs G. Pocock (Western Valley, Little River). Mrs M. A. Taylor (Timaru) is visiting her sister, Mrs W. Stanbury (Puaha, Little River). Mrs A. Finlay (West Coast) has returned home from a holiday spent with her parents, Mr and Mrs N. Watkins (Puaha, Little River). Mrs G. Pocock (Western Valley, Little River) will leave on Tuesday Little River) left last Tuesday to visit her mother, Mrs McGettrick (Bluff Hill, Napier), . Mr and Mrs Laurie Dew and family (Halswell) are camping on the Okain's Bay beach. The Rev. E. and Mrs Hanna (Lyt-; telton) are camping on the Little Okain's beach. ' Mr Walter Harris, Junior, has returned home after attending the Anglican conference and camp at Feilding. The Rev. D. Thorpe and Mrs Thorpe are on holiday in the North Island. Mrs R. McVilly, wife of the late general manager of New Zealand Railways, and her niece, Mrs Stevens of Wellington, are on a visit to Akaroa and are staying at Ilfracombe Private Hotel. Mr and Mrs F. F. Latham (St. John's Hill, Wanganui) are the guests of Sir Bruce and Lady Stewart (Strathmore, Pigeon Bay), They intend to visit Akaroa and the bays around the Peninsula on their launch, the "Dugong." Mr Latham has just returned from Mount Cook, where, with a party, he was successful in reaching the top. On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs W. W. Garton (Timaru), who is on a visit to Akaroa, entertained some of her old rfiends to tea at the Kowhai Tea Rooms. A very delightful afternoon tea was served and the time was spent in pleasant social intercourse. Those present were Mesdames W. Garton, F. C. Newton, T. Masefield, C. Innes, B. W. Henning, W. Jacobson, Misses Hill (Christchureb), G. Newton, A. Corbett, E. and M. Jacobson. Mr Clifford Glynan, son of Mr James Glynan, Akaroa, who has been in the Akaroa Hospital for a week is progressing favourably. Mr C. Glynan had an accident at the Takamatua Beach Sports being thrown in the Oinako Cup race and he injured , his leg. He will go up to Christ- , church later for X-ray examination. Mrs Johnson (New Brighton) is ■ staying with her daughter, Mrs J. E. Armstrong (Mt. Clair, Akaroa).