PERSONALS

Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10139, 27 October 1925, Page 4

PERSONALS

A Sydney c-able records the of Chas. Kcnn ugham, the operatic singer.—U.P.A. A Delhi message says that Lady Reading underwent a serious operation but her condition is quite satisfactory.—Reuter. It is stated :ti Sydney that A. E. Cooke, the All Black five-eighths, is coming to Sydney to res do ana wll next season plav tor Raadwiek Ciiib. —U.P.A. The services of Madarre Minnie Fraser of Oaiuaru. have been secured by the Gisborne Scottish Society tor the St. Andrew’s Scottish Concert oa November SO. Though it is proving most dffieuifc for W. R. Patrick to get away with the New Zealand cricket to m te Australia on account of his outness interests, there is st 11 a. possiol t. that he may he able to ma.-ce tb trip.—PA, “You’ll all agree that, without Mr Fiskeu, we would have Ocen i • gorry state. The past season i* the only one in which he has c our assistance,” said riie pre.**^ ' "* s -Tolerton) at the anuml tuce (Mr. x . "-—tv Bay 1 rotting Ui.l« ing of the Povc... - last evening. ~ .Jp . The tennis stars will be seen in action to-day at Wellington. Anderson will be partnered by Noel "Wilson, a promising local boy, in a contest wit a Olliver of Canterbury, the X.Z. angles cha.xi.pion, and Andrew?, of I’almerston North. In the afternoon Anderson will play exhibition singles against Ollivier and Andrews. The shaking which the Tahiti received during the last few do vs has b'cce the Australian ladies disinclined oi plav in singles, hence only doub.o* will be played. The ladies engaged against the New Zealanders are: miss Boyd, last year’s Victorian chain man, who is playing first in the term: Y Hiu-per (Miss Svlvia Lame), hist veer’s Australasian charm: mm "nil Miss Boyd, the present Austr.il.m wl champion.—P .A.