PERSONALS

Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10096, 8 September 1925, Page 4

PERSONALS

Air. H. .J. Bushnell has returned from a visit to Sydney and the Blue Alountains.

Air. .T. A. Black has been elected chairman of the Nuhaka Dairy Company.

A Capetown cable announces the death of Air. Ernest Glanville. the well-known author.—A. and N.Z.C.A,.

Air. AV. West has arrived in Gisborne to organise a fash'on parade de luxe, to be held short y at Everybody’s Theatre.

Berham MeKennnll’s statue of the late T. J. Rvan, ex-Promier, has been unveiled at Brisbane.

Sir Jair.es Parr announced at a meeting of bis supporters at Auckland last n’gilt that lie would again contest the Eden seat at the general rr^ss<) g©: records the death of Photios Greek patriarch of Alexandria. whilst cn route home from the World’s Church Congress at Stockholm.—A. and N.Z.C.A. »

A large and enthusiastic meeting of Mr Sidev’s supporters at . South Dunedin hist, night, unanimously agreed to request him to again content the seat Mr. Sidcv promised an early reply.-—P-A*

MV O Snragg. representing Messrs Lovell and Chr stnrns, of London, is Id nnUnt visiting Gisborne. Messrs Lovell and Christmas, who are the Fnrdish agents of the Km U.a Co operative Dairying Company, present--2u handsome cap to the Poverty Bay A and P. Association to lie competed SS Atehh” if wM silver, w«. SJight to Gisborne by Mr. feprags.

Messrs Crahnm end &oU-o, with their staff, assembled n t ™, office at Hastings to bid iareue.i to Mr A. Crooks on the eve of hm severing his connection with tho firm in order to proceed to Gisborne, .vir. Graham, P” behalf of the proprietors and the staff, asked Air. Crooks to accept from them a case of p pcs and a tobacco pouch as a mark or the esteem in which he is held by the staff and as a recognition of his long and faithful service to the proprietors. They all joined in wishing Mr. anif Mrs Crooks every good luck in their new home. Air. Graham replied m suitable terms.