PERSONAL NOTES

Greymouth Evening Star, 11 July 1925, Page 5

PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs L. Brooks (Springstoir) will arrive by to-day’s express.

Mrs W, D. Moss. Christchurch, will arrive by to-day’s express.

Miss M. Bean, dental nurse at the State School, left this morning for Christchurch.

Mr M. Fitzgerald, who has been visiting 'relatives at Kuinara, returned this morning to Napier.

Mr. E. Donovan, Taihape, is visiting his mother, Mrs W. Donovan, Murray Street.

Mr N. Doogan, who has been on a ■visit !to his parents, returned, this morning to Lake

Mr‘and Mrs W. H. Weaver, Roxburgh, accompanied by their son Jack, will arrive by this afternoon’s express.

Mrs A. TurtilL who has been visiting her narents at Preston Road, returned to-day to Wellington. ’ ;

Mr E. Tomlinson, of the G.P.0., Wellington, who has been visiting his parents, at Cobden, returned this morning.

. Mr G. .Falvey, of Greymouth, has passed .section B. of the examination recently held under the Pharmacy Act, 1908.

■ Mr E. AL Bettel has been appointed instructor to the plumbing class. at tlie Greymouth Technical School, vice Mi U. FI, Russell.

Mr N.. Ji Thomson,: the newly appointed secretary and steward for the Grey Hospital, has commenced his duties.

' The Railway Officers’ Institute lias decided to confer the honour of life membership, on Mr R. W. McVifiy, late general; manager of the New Zealand Railways.

Passengers. by this morning’s outward express included Airs A. Frost, Messrs W. Studley. E. F, Farr, Drayton, Cade, H. G. Bignell, Veitch; Allen, W. L. Toohey, and R. B. Tennent. '