SOUTH CANTERBURY.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18461, 15 August 1925, Page 9

SOUTH CANTERBURY.

TIMARU. Social and Personal. Mr and Mrs Guyon MacDonaltl (Orari) are in Christehurch. Mrs Bourne (Christehurch) is guest of Mrs R. Bowie (Evans street). Mr and Mrs James Inncs (Fairlie) have returned after some weeks' holiday'in' Sydney. Mr and Mrs Ilnrold Wright, who were visit trig' Timaru, have gone back to Mayfield. | Miss Hertslett fWaimate) is the 1 truest of .Mrs R. H. Rhodes (Sealey ; at roof). | Miss K. (Irp«snn (Christcliurrh) is visiting Mrs 11. Gres3f;ii (Sclwyn j street V' Mrs Mi.rrw, tl.o Misses Morris, mid Mr .T. Morris (St. Andrew's) left fur Wellington on Thursday. Mr-and Mrs E. G. Kerr (Xelson tor-, race) will return from Christcliurch today. Mrs I?. L. Saunders (Tapanii'i 1 ' arrived yesterday to spc->i] a holiday in Timanf. Mrs Stanley Binns came from Christfliuivli voMcrday on a short visit to Timaru. Miss trolly Murray arrived from Hraetnar yesterday, and is with Mr.< il. W. Ilav (Sealey street). Mr W. A. Mat liieson. who has been head cutter for .1. Ballantyne and Co.. Ltd., in Timaru for the past eleven years, lias been transferred to the firm's Christchurch house, and will leave to take up his new position next week. The Weather. Six degrees of frost yesterday were followed by a light v.or'-wester, which continued until about 11 a.m., when the wind dropped and the skv became overcast. By noon a cold southerly was blowing, and a few showers of rain fell, developing into a steady downpour in the early afternoon.