Personal Notes
Mr. A. A. McLachlan S.M., left It? evening for Christchurch. Mr. R. R. Hall left by ’plane fc Wellington this morning. Mr J. Ryall, M.L.C., left this mon ing for Wellington. Mr J. O’Callaghan left this mon ing on return to Christchurch. Mr. F. F. Boustridge left by th morning’s express to Christchurch. : Mr. A. Beban left this morning f< Christchurch. | Mrs. J. E. Downes, Supervisor, Tele phone Exchange Grevmouth Po , Office, has been promoted to the pos ' tion of Suoervisor of The Napier E? j change. j The funeral of the late Mr. Arthx ! Bcddy took place this afternoon i Karoro Cemetery. The services ; the late residence, Milton Road, ar i at the graveside were conducted L i Rev. E. S. Hoddinott. I Mr. L. A. Reichenbach, Supervise 1 of Postal Branch, Feilding Post, O lice, has received notice of his transfi ! to the position of Postmaster Reefto i replacing Mr. A. F. Wells who h: been transferred to Temuka. Mr G. E. English, President of tl State Miners’ Union, Runanga, le this morning for Christchurch, whe he will tender evidence to the Roy Commission on Licensing on beht of his union and the Buller Minei Committee. A London cablegram stated th Princess Juliana of the Netherlanc with her three little daughters, h< arrived in England from Canada. Tl children will stay in London whi i Princess Juliana goes on to mal ; ready their home in the Netherlanc ; Guests at Revingtons Hotel ii elude: Mr. G. T. Fisher, Miss T. I Climo, Mr. D. R. Leggatt, F/Lt. ai Mrs. C. J. H. Blackie, Mr. M. Candy (Christchurch), Miss A. Sheat, Miss M. S. Sutch (Wellin ton), Mr. R. Taylor (Nelson), N and Mrs. I. D. Parsons (Levin), N C. H. Guthrey, Mr. W. J. Housti (Hokitika), Mr. P. Nixon. The death occurred at Greymou last evening of Mrs Muriel Teagt of Ross, aged 68 years. She was bo in Ross and resided all her life the until six weeks ago, when she car to reside with her son at Gladstor She was predeceased by her husbar She is survived by two sons, Willie (Gladstone) and Aubrey (Wellin ton), and one daughter, Mrs J. Wot house (Ross); also one sister, M Chamberlain (Ruru), and eig grandchildren. The funeral will ta place at Ross to-morrow.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 July 1945, Page 4
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