PERSONAL NOTES

Greymouth Evening Star, 27 June 1932, Page 5

PERSONAL NOTES

Mr and Mrs G. Bignell, of Timaru, arrived by Saturday’s express.

Miss E. Turtill of Christchurch, arrived on Saturday on a visit to Mr and Mrs T. Turtill, Lydia Street.

Mrd Ik B, Hutchison returned to Greymouth by Saturday’s express from Christchurch.

Mr H. 0. Judd returned to Grey, mouth by Saturday’s Christchurch express.

A London cablegram staled that the Earl of Dudley, a former GovernorGeneral of Australia, is seriously ill at a nursing home in Park Lane.

The death is announced from London of Colonel Grant Morden, formerly M.P. for Brentford. He was a Canadian, and was born in 1880.

Guests at Bevington’s include: —Mr, A. F. Haines, Mr. A. H. Neich, Mr. W. J. Tasker (Wellington), Mr. A. E. H, Christie (Christchurch).

Mr L.'O ? Malley, who has been re lieving as stationmaster at Blackball, for the past month, left, on Saturday, for Christchurch.

Mr A. E. Sloss has been permanently appointed to the position of Traffic Inspector, by the Transport Board. Mr Sloss also holds the temporary position of Traffic Inspector for the No. 12 Highway District.

The funeral of Mrs Jessie McArthur Bignell, took place at Karoro cemetery this afternoon,,the service at the residence,, High Street, and at the graveside, being conducted by Archdeacon J. A. Jermyn.

Mr. Forbes announced that the Cabinet re-arrangement in view of the Ottawa Conference, is as previously announced, except /that the Transport portfolio goes to Mr. Ransom, and that of Public Works to Mr. Macmillan.— Press Assn.

Mr’E. F. Healy;,! M.P.’ for Wairau, whose health for some time has not been satisfactory, has decided to take a sea trip to Vancouver. .Mr Healy, accompanied by his wife and Miss Eileen Barry, left Blenheim on Saturday to connect with the Aorangi.