PERSONAL NOTES.

Greymouth Evening Star, 17 October 1918, Page 5

PERSONAL NOTES.

' Mrs P. Buck left for - Christchurch this morning on a short visit. ' ' Khig, ’Who is going into .busmens in i-Christchurch, left by this morning’s express. V ’ «Aii Auckland Press message announces the, death of Rev. George-Burgess, Congregational < mihister. ■ ■-Slr 'H.' HehSen, manager for Gilbert Bros., Ltd., who has been visiting the WHh: and South Islands, returns by this evening's Otira express. McCfcfferty, .'of th ® ■ 0ta S°. . Iron Boßing ' Mills, is on , a , business visit •to preymoiith, and is staying , at th e Albion Hotel. • ■ The members of the C2 Examination ■ Board, to arrive in Greymouth to-night are Lieutenant-Colonel Poritt, Captain Harvey and; Mr Wheatley, secretary. • Mr Thomas, workshop foreman, of the Railway Department has received word ’ of his transfer to Napier, for which place he will leave shortly. The Medical Board conducted the ex- j sfnination of C2. reservists at Reef ton to- • day. 1 .and the following were passed Cl Potter, William Robinson Smith. : : , I ■Ti* morning His Lordship Bishou Brodie arrived by motor car from Hoki- • was accompanied by Father Aubfey, (whoiie guest he will be during his . weeSts stay in Greymouth. Association wipe from Oamaru recdrds Dio death of a former well-known i boxiir. in the person of Mr Charles Herbertioi He • was well-known in snorting . cirhljssi generally.’, He was a' retired heavy weight boxing- champion of New Zealand. ’