PERSONAL NOTES
Mr. E. H. Pike left, this-morning, for Christchurch. , : Mr. J. R. Leitch left this morning, on a visit to Melbourne and Sydney. Mrs H. Ellis left this morning, for . Christchurch. , Mrs A. H. McKane left, this morning, for Christchurch. Mr .1. Congreve left to-day,. on return (o Christchurch. . • - Mrs H. Rattray left this morning, on a holiday visit to Dunedin. Mr J. G. Fleming left tp-day, on a visit to Christchurch, ; _ Miss C. Burke left to-day, on return to Invercargill. Mr. and Mrs. J. Guy left, this morn-' ing, on a visit to Christchurch. • Mr L. Davies left, this morning, for Auckland. Mrs D. McGrath left to-day, on return to Akaroa. Mr. J. E. Williams will leave on Monday night, on return to Welling- ■ ton. > ~ Mr C. Watson, Postal branch-, P. and T. Department, Greymouth, left this morning, on transfer to Granity. Mr H. P. Brooks, Stores Branch, Public Works Department, Greymouth, left yesterday, on transfer to Weheka. Mr. B. J. Kilpatrick, of • the Public Works Department, Greymouth, left this morning, on a holiday visit to Palmerston North. Mr. H. A. Dennis, Karoro, left yes--day, on a holiday visit to Christ-, terday, on a holiday visit to Christchurch. - Constable J. L. Patterson will leave ’ Greymouth on Tuesday for Oamaru, on transfer. He was farewelled, yesterday afternoon, by the members of the Force, and, on their behalf, Inspector D. Cameron presented Constable, Patterson With a mantel clock." Constable P. Fallon, of Darfield, has commenced duty at Blackball, where Constable Patterson has recently been stationed. Mr 'R. Matheson, Public Works Overseer, Greymouth, whose marriage to Miss E. McAlpine will take place on Monday, was met this morning, by members of the staff, and presented with a suite of furniture. The presentation was made by the District hfngifieer, Mr R. Trevor. Smith, who wished Mr Matheson and his bride-to-be all health and happiness. Other officers of the Department also spoke, and Mr Matheson suitably responded.' Mr W. Chetwynd, Lands and Deeds Office, Hokitika, who has been transferred, on promotion, to . Wellington,, was farewelled this morning, by the legal firms of Greymouth. The presentation of a wallet of notes was made by Mr T. P. Ryan, who thanked Mr Chetwynd for the assistance he had always given to Greymouth legal firms. He congratulated him on his promotion, and wished him every success in Wellington. Mr • Chetwynd suitably replied. ' ’
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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 November 1935, Page 6
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