EAST COAST NEWS

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20034, 5 September 1939, Page 15

EAST COAST NEWS

PERSONAE ITEMS (Hsrahl Corrnspomlent.l Mrs. T. A. Murphy, who has been convalescing in Gisborne after her recent illness, has returned to Rang;tukia.—iMr. ,S. Clayton. Gisborne, is relieving at the Tikitiki School. —Miss Dwillis Kemp, Ruatoria, v/as a visitor to Gisborne at the week-end.—Miss M. .Starke-Brown has returned to Ruatoria after spending the school vacation in the North Island. Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Branson, who been visiting Gisborne, returned *r ‘“Tututchora.” Te Arar-oa, on Sunday. .'Mrs. Melville Gudgeon. Tikitiki, is •mending a week in Gisborne. —Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Burnett and Miss P. Burnett returned to Ruatoria at the wsek-'-'-'d after a brief visit to Gisborne. —Mrs. •T. Birch and her daughter F.uth have returned to Ruatoria, after spending a fortnight’s holiday in Gisborne.—(Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Thomson, Tikitiki, accompanied by their two small sons, are spending a holiday in Auckland. Miss B. Goddard, of the Dental Clinic, Tikitiki, and Miss Corner, of the Rua'oria dental clinic, have returned after spending the vacation in Auckland. —Mr. and Mrs. J. M. MefTan, Ruatoria, are visiting Auckland. Miss Peggy Pitt, who has been spending the term holidays with her mother in Gisborne, returned to Ruatoria on Sunday.—Mr. D. B. Haworth, of the Bank of New South Wales, Ruatoria, v/as a visitor to Gisborne at the week-end. —Mr. and Mrs. A. Dobson, Tikitiki. and Miss J. Archibald have ~«-»n-npd from a holiday visit to Auckland. M. R. Anderson has been anpndmg her vacation in Nelson, and hap returned to Rnngitukia.—Mr. Oldham has returned to Rnngitukia after mending the vacation in Dunedin.— Mr. C. Turner returned to Tikitiki at the week-end nf'nr a holiday snevt. In the South Island.