Especially for WOMEN
PERSONAL ITEMS.
Mi-=s T. Douglas, of Rotorua, visiting Auckland. • • * • Mrs. G. H. Ward, of Kurau, is visiting Auckland. » • • • Lady Reed, of Wellington, is at the Grand Hotel. * * # * Miss Reka Paterson, of Auckland, is visiting the south. • • • • Mrs. K. Lewis, of Tauranga, is staying at the Central Hotel. • # " , • • Br. and Mrs. A. G. Waddell, of Hamilton, are at the Grand Hotel. * • • ~ • Mrs. George Ritchie has returned to Dunedin, after a visit t<> Auckland • » • • Mr. and Mrs. H. Newton, of Grey Lvnn, have returned from the Chateau. • » • • Mrs. M. F.arle. of Wanganui, arrives from England to-dav l>v the Rangitiki. • • '• • M iss P. Withers, of Auckland, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Withers, of Tapapa, Okoroire. » • • • Mrs. J. Brown, who has spent a holiday in Auckland, has returned to Okoroire. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Parsons, who have lieen visiting Auckland, have returned to Wanganui. » 9 r • Mrs. J. Poole, of Katikati, and Mrs. H. Fenwiek. of Hamilton, are at the station Hotel. • • • • The Misses Marjorie and Doris Slirubsall, of Heme Bay. left by last evening's express for Wellignton. * » » » Mrs. W. Wilson, of Polygon Road, St. Helier's. has returned from a visit to her daughter at Feilding.
In And Out Of Town.
Mrs. Eric Graham, of Whangarei, who has been visiting Auckland for the last week, is returning home to-night.
Mrs. F. J. Carter, of F.ltham, who is visiting Auckland, will be leaving for Sydney by the Mariposa next Friday. • • • *
Mrs. C. E. Mojiaghan, of Xew Plymouth, is visiting: Whakatane. and will visit Auckland prior to her return home. • • » •
Mrs. A. M. Rose and her little daughter. who have been spending a holiday in Palmerston Xorth, have returned to Fukekolie.
!Mrs. A. Xodder Iras returned to Grey 3v_vnn after a holiday as the guest of h-*r daughter. Mrs. G. A. Spurdle, of Wanganui.
Mrs- L. X. who has lx>en the guest of lier sister. Mrs. R. P. Towle. of Renmera Road, leaves this week for her home at Lower Hutt.
Mrs. H. M. Price, of Auckland, who has lieen the guest of Mrs. R. H. Xagle. of Highland Park, has left to. make her future home in Christchurch.
Mrs. G. T. Jackson, who. ha!» lieen the guest of her parents. Sir Carrick and Ladv RolwM'tson. of Epsom, returned to her home at Apia by the Matua.
Mrs. Sydney Tliorne George, of Road, left by car this morning for the "thermal district, and later to Poverty Bay, where she will be the guest of her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Armitage, who are enjoying a holiday in England, recently spent some weeks on the south coast and are now making a motor tour of Scotland and Ireland. They will leave on the return voyage to New Zealand in September.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 156, 3 July 1937, Page 16
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