PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXXXV, Issue 131, 4 June 1943, Page 8

PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Pamela Blundell, Wellington, Is visiting Christchurch.

Mrs. F. S. Pope, Kelburn Parade, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Hall, Whangarei, and will go to Auckland later to spend the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hutchinson Inglis, WeHhiSton South, celebrated their silver wedding with a party at the Orange Hall, Newtown, on Monday night. The programme opened with the toast of the King, proposed by Major Torlese, and at supper time Mr. Harry Baker, another old family friend, proposed the toast to the host and hostess. Mr. W. Denby arid Mr. • Sanders also made brief speeches. Mr. Thomas Thompson was M.C. for the dancing, and Dr. Bondy entertained with an accordion solo.

the form displayed "on the opening day support should come for:— 11.0: Roslyn Hack and Hunters' Steeples (about 2m.).—Safe Light, Edward, Night Scout. 11.42: Novice Handicap (61).—Some ■, Sing, Alpine, Bonnie Night. 12.24: June Hurdles Q£m.).—Taxpayer, Heidelberg, Nightcalm. 1.6: Southern Handicap (71).—Fair Trial. Riding Home, Saldowa. 1.48: Wingatui Steeples (about 2£m.). —Anglo-French-Noko bracket, Merry Simon, Valens. 2.30: Provincial Handicap dm. 2sf.). —Bashful Lady, Kevin, Platform. 3.12: Members' Handicap (71).—Dark Olga.-St. Cloud, Cruden Bay. 3.54: General Mac Arthur Handicap dm. 2£f.).— Tring, Paladeo, Boolamskee. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. "Inquirer."—Dominate was withdrawn at 2.30 p.m. on the 27th (Thursday). "Joker."—l.H., £19 9s 6d and £4 6s Gd.