PERSONALS

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11955, 27 May 1933, Page 4

PERSONALS

Painful injuries ..were sustainetl yesterday morning jjy TSflrs. E. B*| Boland, ol ; Tolaga Bay, and she wasj brought to Cook Hospital by ainbu-; lance. SHo slipped and fell ntear* -tlicj Hack door of ' her home, ono leg in two places.

Looking very lit and well after his bo]iday trip to Ireland, Father Murphy arrived back at Gisborne last evening. He mentioned that ho had had a. thoroughly ienjoyable, tiine aiid hail renewed! iriahy old acquaintanceships, but stated that ho’was very pleased to be back in - Gisborne once indro.

AO the annual meeting of the Bay of Plenty Power Board yesterday, the Hon. J. B. Gow was re-elected chairman, at an honorarium of £IOO per annum, this being a reduction 1 of £3O, with which the chairman quite agreed 1 . Members congratulated the chairman on his appointment to the Tariff Commission.—Special.

Owing to the break in the weather, members of the Native Hating Commission have abandoned their intention of proceeding to Opotiki round the top end of the East Coast. They returned to Gisborno yesterday afternoon, and leave oka or the Motu route. Sittings are to be held next week at Opotiki, Wliakatane, Tauranga and Rotorua, alter which the Commission will disband for a few days in order to attend to other pressing work which has accumulated during their absence.

Arrangements are well in haid for fho Regimental (City Band) ball, to be held in the City Hall on June 1, and from the numerous inquiries received by the bon. secretary (Mr G. H. Fisher) it appears as if the hall will In? filled to capacity. The floor will /receive every attention and a spfifcial feature of the evening will be the opening waltz, “Waves of the, /Danube” to be played by the ‘ full baud. Mrs Menzies’ orchestra will he in attendanie and the popularity of Ithis combination, is well known to dancing enthusiasts. The Regiment will be strongly represented by officers and men of the Gisborne, Tola <31 Bay and ; Wbatatutu unite. Supper arrangements are in the hands of the ladies’ committee, who are leaving no stone unturned to make the ball a success in every wav.