PERSONAL NOTES

Greymouth Evening Star, 3 April 1929, Page 5

PERSONAL NOTES

A British official wireless dated yesterday, stated after spending a good night, the King rose early in the morning, and soon after breakfast, went for a walk in Craigweil House grounds. During the' day there was a cold easterly wind, but the weather was bright, and the King spent a considerable time in the grounds.

Miss Hazel Lawn, returned by this morning’s express to Christchurch.

Mrs D. M. Robertson returned to Greymouth, after visiting the North Island. 1 ,

Mr J. Leydon, Auditor of the Stores Department, N.Z.R., arrived yesterday on a visit to the Greymouth Branch.

The death is announced from Syd' ney of Rev. Charles Boyall, a Baptist minister, formerly of Dunedin.

Mr E. P. Hambleton, who has been on a short visit to Greymouth, returned this morning to Christchurch.

’ Mr and Mrs T. Joyce, Hornby, who have been visiting Mks F. Jacobs, Karoro, returned this morning.

Mr and Mrs 'B. Tate and Mr and Mrs J. Kyle, who have been visiting the Glaciers, returned to-day.

Mr and Mrs H; G. Grave, of Christchurch, who have been visiting the Coast, returned by this morning’s express’ '

Mr and Mrs H. Smithers and Mrs Hicks, form pt residents of Greymouth, and now of Feilding, are visiting the Coast.

Mr John Myers, Wellington, who was a regular business visitor to Greymouth, a few years ago, will arrive on Friday for a short visit.

Miss Evelyn James, who has been visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs I. A. James,. Cowper Street, returned this morning to Wellington. She was, accompanied to Christchurch by her sister, Miss.C. James, who has been paying a short visit to Greymouth.

Mr A. Budge and Miss Williams, who attended th© McComish-Goodwin wedding at Runanga yesterday, returned to Christchurch to-day, and Miss Kidd left for Wellington. - Mrs and Miss 'Robinson will return to Christchurch to-Tnorrow, and Mr V. McComish will leave for Wellington on Saturday.

Miss L. M.' Trumble, matron of the Nelson Fresh-Air Home, has been appointed matron of the Christchurch Hospital Board’s tuberculosis institutions. Miss Trumble was trained at the Christchurch Hospital, was matron of the Infectious Diseases Hospital, saw several years’ war service, and was matron of the Military Sanatorium for four years.

Mr la. Jackson, whose marriage to Miss Doris Clarke took place at Cobden this afternoon, was presented by Messrs Ashby, Bergh and staff, of which he is a member, with a silver tea set. The presentation was made by Mr G. Ashby, who extended the good wishes of the firm, and his remarks were endorsed by Mr F. Congreve, on behalf of the staff.

Mr G. Doig, of ■ the Bank of New South Wales staff, who has been transferred to Christchurch, left by to-day’s express. He was farewelled at the station by members of the United Football Club, to which he has been attached, and was presented with a wallet, the presentation being made on behalf of the Club members by Mr F. M. Dennehy.

' Recent arrivals at the Albion Hotel include: Mr and Mrs T. R. Gibbs, Mi’ and Mrs Olliver, Mr and Mrs Gresham, Mr and Mrs McComish, Mr and Mrs Laurenson, Miss Pointon, Miss Hannan, Mr E. J. Wilson, Mr Shanks, Mr Blair, Mr Kinley, Mr J. H. Hudson (Christchurch), Mr E. Cuddon (Wellington), Mr R. T. Stewart (Dunedin), Mr Sugg, Mr J. Mcllraith.

Guests at Revington’s:—Mr H. T. Bass, Mr A. J. Hyder, Mr E. Myers, Mr Geo. Orr (Wellington), Mr J. Charters, Mr J. Adams, Mr K. W. Cobden, Mr N. J. Meehan, Miss Fleming (Christchurch), Mr L. E. Broker, Mr C. Fearon, Mr W. J. Lowe, Mr E. Bradbury (Auckland), Mr and Mrs G. H. Pearce, Mr and Mrs F. W. Searle, z Mr and Mrs Longton-Deem (Wanganui), Mr and Mrs H. Smithers (Feilding), Mrs E. L. Sutro (Hawke’s Bay), /Miss M. L. Crawford (Edinburgh), Mr P. Simpson (Melbourne), Miss Meehan (Timaru), Mr A. McCallum, Mr R. H. Jackson, Mr T. Horton (Blenheim).