PERSONALS

Gisborne Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 10456, 10 December 1927, Page 8

PERSONALS

The death occurred yesterday oi Captain K. Stewart, for many years engaged in the Wanganui river tourist service; aged 60 years.—P.A. New Fellows of the Royal College j of Surgeons include W. H. Rennie \ and L. Fitzsimmons, of Otago.—A. and N.Z.C.A. Air. A. AV. Prabort, Auckland district secretary for St. John Aiiibula.nco Association,-leaves tliis morning on his return to Auckland, via Rotorua. Professors Ferdinand and Buission, of France, and Ludwfg and Guidge, of Germany, share the Nobel peace prize, states a Paris message. -Professor Buission is an honorary professor, at the Torbonnc, Paris, and president of the League of-the Rights of Alan. Herr Guidde (or Dr. GuidgeV lus German eo-winner, is tho originator of many schemes for international peace.—A. and N.Z.C.A. The Governor-General, who is now convalescent, will leave Wellington with Her Excellency on .Tuesday evening next, December 13. ior a short stay at Polorous Sound, Their Excellencies will return to Wellington immediately before Christmas. The, garden party for which invitations were issued by Their Excellencies for November 22, but which had to he postponed on account of the Gover-nor-General’s illness, will now' beheld at Government House, Wellington, on Tuesday. January 10. Their Excellencies, therefore, ask that tho recipients of cards of invitation for the former date will kindly regard them as holding good for January 10.—P.A.