PERSONAL NOTES.

Greymouth Evening Star, 29 March 1910, Page 3

PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr Liviek arrived in town yesefrday ill the intelests of his linn. Mr Wilson, represent ing Davies Bros., Auckland, is now on the West Coast on a business trip. Mr Stanley Todd. representing Johnston ami Co., of Wellington, arrived in town yesterday. .Mr Waller ifill who represents several leading houses in New Zealand, was an inwaid passenger by the Araliura. yesterday. Mr JI, I’. Stark, manager of the Bank of N S. Wales, who Inis, been on a 12 months tour left Wellington by the Mapourika to-day and will arrive in (1 ivyTiiouth on I’hnrsday. The many friomls of Mr Ri--h;ir-l Roddy wll be pleased to learn that lie lias sufficiently recovered to leave Nurse Bishop’s ITivale imspital and return fo his home. Boddyt-.wn. At the 1111 > 11 11 1 Vy meet ing <>f the Roofton Hospital Trustees it was decided to appoint- Miss Slattery and .Hiss Davis as two probationer nurses. I lie trustees resident in Reefton were appointed the executive committee for Hie ensuing month. Idle many friends nt Mr ami Mrs Ne.alo, of Runanga, will r<-gr--l t.> learn of the death of tli<-ir son, live years of age, who passed peacefully away this morning after a short- illness. lln loss to the par-mis is a very sevenone and n tehir trouble they will have tin- sincere sympathy of all.

Mrs Tennent.. wife of Mr R Tctinenl (< x-1 nspeclor of Mim s) met with an accident on Hood Friday. She was driving on tie- Bulb-r road with a grandson, wln-n the trap was i--ipsj/oi| and lie- occupants we-re thrown out. Tin- hoy was unhurt. but Mrs '!-• ini.-nt suffered a dislocation of tie- fi-ft arm. iiiuis. s of | he side, ami a severe shock Mi- Simpson, s-nr , imniedialely at tomb'd to the injury, and tin- patient is progressing favorably. \s Mrs Tennetit is 73 years of age. she is f-vling tie- oIT-s-’s -.f the accident s- v.-n-iv. A l-’ei hi i tig leiegiam r-voids lb--death of an old resident of the- dm I riel. din- message says. Dr. Moiiekioti, Id- --r snrg.--.li it- re, dropped ifi-ad at Ins gal- ye-terday aJli-rm-'ii probably fn-ni lu-ait -ii '■ '<i■=«-. I ».-<---;is. -1 had been ■'<u army •ui g- eii in Em'lami, IB- cam-- fu Now /calami 30 years ago ami 1 i\- -1 in inv-n argill. Wliile tie IV lie b li-.d tb" Vmklam! I-lain Is f r-oil lie- H.,\. i mu-nt ami one- -d slieep, \ft --rxv.-i nls lie lived in !; r -ym-anli and t ii- u went to 1 ’•■il-ling. Ho was Hovernnient vaccinator and was Mavor in 1889.