PERSONAL

Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 4852, 30 July 1923, Page 2

PERSONAL

It is understood that Ids H Oll Sir John Salniond will preside ou - tlie Supreme Court sessions at ) a. luerston, opening on August ~ Mr and Mrs S. Parkes and family returned to Feilding last week a,tu several months holiday. v*'

Mr and Mrs H. J.Booth, Mis* • Booth, and Mr H ..Booth, ot M d in or arrived in Wellington at the - ’■ oMnst week on their return Worn, a visit to the South.

On Wednesday night there was a largo gathering at the farewell st ml to Messrs R. Lawrence Frew which was held m tlie “ wav Hall. During the evening ,L U. B. Miles, on behalf of tlu. - - dents, expressed general regret < the departure of the two P°P“, quests. He had pleasure in pies n - ins each with a ease or pip.es ar . a silver mounted umhreha suitably .n scribed. 'The recipients suitably «m----ronded. Dancing occupied t::- r>

mainder of tlie evening. Mr Richard Cobbc, of Feilding, Iran been deputed by the conference ol delegates of the New Zealand hr,.oilers’ Union -co place the views oi -cs executive on the Dairy I 00l Bill .. fore the special committee qt the House of Representatives wluen i-s taking evidence. Mr Cohbe goes -° Wellington to-morrow for this purpose. The condition of Mr C. Sir.jui. manager of the Bank of New Zealand in Palmerston, is causing ms friends grave anxiety. Hie death occurred ill Bienii you last week of Mrs York, .and fonnei ly Uiss Lilian Petrie, eldest tlaugiuer of the late Mr J. and Mrs Petrie, ol Urey mouth. Her marriage to Arc iidcaeon York took place in 1899, ancl they resided in Greymouth until about four years ago, when the An hdeacon was transferred to the par-sh of Blenheim. The late Mrs York leaves, in addition to lier husband, her mother (Mrs J. Petrie who iesided with her) ,two brothers, Messrs Jack Petrie (Auckland) and Andrew Petrie (Feilding). and two sistc*, Marian Petrie (America), and At ss Doris Petrie (Wellington).