Personal Notes

Greymouth Evening Star, 21 October 1942, Page 4

Personal Notes

Mr G. R. Harker left yesterday, for Christchurch.

Mr and Mrs J. McArthur left yesterday, for Christchurch.

L/Cpl. L. P. Mills has left, on return to camp.

Mrs. E. V. Kerridge will leave this evening, for Wellington.

Mr. W. E. Frizzell will leave tomorrow, for Christchurch, where he will reside.

Mr J. O’Brien, M.P., has entered hospital in Wellington, for treatment.

Guests at Revingtons include: Mr. R. W. N. Reid (Auckland), Mr. E. Day (Pigeon Bay), Miss M. de Launav. Mr. H. C. Smart, Mr. T. L. Scott, Mr. H. M. Clark, Mr. A. O. Wilkinson, Mr. E. J. Markby (Christchurch).

The following West Coast members of the Second N.Z.E.F. have recently returned to New Zealand: — Pte. J. I. Crook, Reefton; Gunner L. H. Gelardie, Paroa; Pte. J. F. G. Knight, Granity; Pte. J. R. F. Mattson, Hokitika; Dvr. H. G. Nees, Greymouth; Corporal W. J. Treloar, Westport: Cpl. M. D. Jobling, Waiuta.

Charles Bruce Rawlins, of Greymouth, fyis been commissioned as a Second Lieutenant (temp.) in the Home Guard, according to the Gazette. Sergeant C. H. G. Redwood, R.N.Z.A.F., formerly of Greymouth has been granted a temporary commission in the rank of Pilot Officer, as an air navigator.

The death occurred suddenly, at Westport, to-day, of Miss Elizabeth Jane Morgan, aged 67 years, well known in theatrical and movie circles, as proprietress, with her late brother, of Victoria Theatre; and the Theatre Royal, and as donors of the electrical chiming clock in the new Town Hall. A native of Sydney she had resided for about 50 years in Westport.— P.A.