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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21467, 8 May 1935, Page 10

Personal Items

Mr P. P, J. Amodeo, who'wagf patient for a week at the Lewishimltl™ Hospital, was discharged last day, and has returned to business ,'>SH Mr W. S. Newburgh' returned ? -io : "''l9 Christchurch yesterday from it of five weeks to Australia, where lit' travelled in New South Wales, V3c#*tßl toria, and South Australia. ■ The executive of the Canterbury 'affl Rowing Association at its meeting MS, last evening resolved to commi t i>*.:;W i cate with one of its vice-presidents. if§ft Mr D. Lee, expressing sympathy Vif£S with him in his illness. , • -4® Mr R. A. Drury, deputy-chairman of the Canterbury Rugby Football « League, was congratulated by tbe Tf| Junior Advisory Board last evening Jrai on his election as a vice-president of Ts§l the New Zealand Rugby Football J'll League. Mr E. Angus Jones, until recently Jiffi manager of the Vacuum Oil Com«t" k|l pany in Christchurch, left last evening on his way to Melbourne, where • 'S he will take, up a position in the Y' ! ll head office of the company for & '''dm period of about two years. ' [I S Captain J. G. Greenwood, M.C., I^l has been granted the long and efficient service medal. He served '(I with the Canterbury Regiment and the fourth battalion of the Rifle 41 Brigade during the Great War, and '''lis was mentioned in dispatches. Mr W. H. Cooper, who was for f'|| many years a city councillor and ® twice Mayor of Christchurch, re- ,'•*!s cently celebrated his ninetieth birthday. He is at present staying with > his daughter, Mrs C. J. Rawlirigs, Upper Maffia, West Gippsland, Aus t ''W tralia, who gave a large partv in his honour. .i