PERSONAL NOTES

Greymouth Evening Star, 2 December 1929, Page 6

PERSONAL NOTES

Dr T. Fletcher Telford, District Medical Officer of Health, is on al visit to Greymouth. - The Prime Minister, Sir J. Ward, is reported to be progressing well.. A medical report issued last night; was of a favourable nature—Press Assn. The death is announced from Auckland of a prominent Maori chief, jNapi Wirihana Takanini, the lineal chief of the Waiohua people, who, with Ngaiti, were the original owners of the Tamaka district. • t . ■ A message was received on Saturday at Westport recording the death of Mrs Miller, wife of Rev. Alex. Miller, of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian ChUrch. The deceased left Westport about a fortnight ago on a visit to her people. Guests at Revington’s include:— Dr T. F. Telford, Messrs F. L. Niven; A. Walker, J. R. Olliver, J. McNair, C. R. Martin, A. Whisker, J. A. Redpath all of Christchurch), J. Tait, W. Myers J. C. Maule (Wellington), H. Nahr, J. Durnin (Westport), J. Tindall (Punakaiki); Mesdames 1 Sutton, Jeffries, , Spencer and Fenton (Westport). Recent arrivals at the Albion Hotel include: Messrs C. Draper (Loudon), E. McKinley (Auckland), E. O’Cpnnor (London), H. Parson (Auckland), L. De Chateau (Sydney), P. L. Daubney (Dunedin), W. Lorry, J. Baker (London), Mr apd Mrs J. Johnston (Christchurch), Mr James Johnston (London), Mr J. Maxwell (Christchurch), Mr A. G. Green (Dunedin), Mr and Mrs D. Reid (London), Miss D. Buckley (Nelson), Mr W. D. Thompson (Christchurch), Masters Harry Fearn, Vincent Petley, Alan Goodered, Norman Clarke, Douglas Beatripe, Mrs Elkin (Auckland), Mrs G. I. McElwee , (Christchurch). v : . T .