PERSONAL

Cromwell Argus, Volume LXVIII, Issue 3481, 9 August 1937, Page 5

PERSONAL

Mrs D. A. Cahill, who was in Dunedin for a few days last week, re turned to Cromwell on Wednesday. Mrs H. T. Wilkinson left on Saturday for a holiday in Christchureh, where she will bo the guest of her sister. Mrs Grimmer.

Mr H. Gibson, Malvern Downs, Tarras, was in Dunedin for a few days last week on a business visit}. Mrs G. C. Hyde, "Longacro," Tarras, spent a few days in Dunedin last week.

Mr J. P. Gordon, of tho local Emplovment Office, who is on his annual vacation, left by car on Wednesday for Christchureh and Kaikoura. Mrs Sorymgeour went to Dunedin last week to spend a few days with her parents, Mr and Mrs Bishop, Anderson's Bay.

Mrs Allan C ronibie, Happy Valley. Sannockburn, who has been on an extended holiday in Wellington, returned on Saturday. Mr Les Olds and Mr Stan Olds, Dunedin, were in Cromwell for the week-end on a visit to relatives.

Miss Lttie Byrnes, Cromwell, is at present spending a holiday with friends in Dunedin.

Mr Stan Kane, .Grandview, lmggate, who has been attending lectures at Lincoln College, returned to his home last week.

Mr Cameron, in charge of the construction works at the dredge site, spent the week-end in Dunedin and returned yesterday.

Mr and Mrs H. T. Willson, Lowburn Ferry, left on Tuesday for an extended holiday to bo si>ent in Christchurch and Dundein.

Mr J. F. Henderson, Public Works engineer in charge of the re-construc-tion works on the Clyde-Cromwell road, has now taken up residence in Cromwell.

Mr and Mrs A. O. Bridgman, former well-known residents of Ripponvale, now residing at Green Island, are making a short visit to the district and are the guests of Mr and Mrs U. Bowie.

Mrs L. j. Okts, Dunedin, is at present spending a holiday with her

parents,' Mr and Mrs Jno. Radford, Lochar Creek, Wanaka Road. Miss J. M. Beattie, The Downs, Becks, will leave Auckland by the Maunganui on Tuesday next for an extended cruise to the islands of the Eastern Pacific.

\ Mr Jas. C. Parcell was in Dune- | din last week to attend the sitting of the supreme court in connection I with proceedings by the Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., against the Vincent County ' Council to have assessors appointed. \ Mr M. Quiltcr, of the Bank of NewZealand staff, Cromwell, commenced 1 his annual holiday last week and left on Friday for Christchurch. Mr Quilter is being relieved by Mr G. D. Morris Of the Dunedin branch of the Bank of New Zealand. Mr Thos. Blackie, manager for the Austral N.Z. Mining Co., was in Dunedin for a few days last week and returned to Cromwell yesterday. Mr Blackie was accompanied on his return by Mr F. G. Dunn, Christchurch, X.Z. director of the Company, who is making a visit to the dredge site. ( Mrs M. B. Edwards, Dunedin, and ' Mr S. Stephens, Waddington, Christ- . church, two former well-known residents of Cromwell, arrived last week on a visit to relatives in the town. Mrs Edwards is the guest of her brother, Mr Jno. Stephens, and Mr S. Stephens returned to his home on Friday.

The Cromwell Coronation Royal Arch Chapter made a fraternal visit to a similar brancTi of the order in InvercargiU last Saturday. The following member's made the trip: Messrs R. L. Congalton, L. J. Ander-

son, \V. Harlow, E. W. George, Dr. Austin. L. M. Jolly, K. Munr'o, G. vVishart,. H. T. Wilkinson, K. Orr,

J. McDonald, D. S. Middleton, W. McDonald, Jas. C. Parcell, W. Webb, and F. W, Partridge