HERE AND THERE
Mr. Hore-Belisha's Wife. Miss Cynthia Elliott, who ,w,-as«. married a few months ago to Mr".' Leslie Hore-Belisha,-'M-.P-.,- a former Secretary of State for War, wore for her wedding at the Norbiton Registry Office a bright yellow frock and black gloves. She is the only daughter of Mrs. Gilbert Elliott, who after the wedding gave a cocktail party at her fiat in Orchard Court. The guests included many foreign ambassadors and the bridegroom's step-father, Sir Adair 'Hore.
Accommodation for Nurses. Accommodation for nurses at Burwood Hospital was discussed by the North Canterbury Hospital Board. There will be lights over the beds and over the. dressing tables. A sketch of the proposed built-in furniture, comprising wardrobe, duchesse, bookcase, and.,rn.irr.jor>..has-been .approved, and a tended of ap^pßximately'£?l per bedroom (of>• wiiichvtfe«^e-.'«re,:sl> plus th^, cost, of fixingj The sum allowed "in- the^^BJeGiffc^tioir "ior work was £500.t -.--.-..-• •. -
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 81, 3 October 1944, Page 8
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144HERE AND THERE Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 81, 3 October 1944, Page 8
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