Page 5 Advertisements Column 4

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12537, 26 April 1935, Page 5

Lord Tweed mouth, ago:i 61 years, who had a distinguished career as a soldier in the South Airman and 1 European wars, and was formerly lord-in-,waiting to the King, died in a nursing homo on Tuesday.—L.P.A. The j first completed portrait to 6c received by the trustees of the National Art Gallery will he an oil paintingl of th 0 late Archbishop "Redwood founder of St. Patrick’s College was accepted: on ‘Wednesday by the JVTayor Air T. G. A. llislop, on behalf of the trustees, at a reception being ll el« in connection with the college jubilee. —P.A.* Becent guests at the fe-asoiuc Hotel have, included Air and Airs Gillands, Master Gillands, Messrs. T. Jarvie, T. Johnston and W. Beid (Wellington) ; Air and. Airs G. Bark. Air and Airs F. Board, Sir Cairiclc Itobertso'n, Messrs. L. Gungall, B. G. Part and W- L - Moore (Auckland) ; Air H. Mathew, Onohunga; Mr and Mrs Reynolds, Hamilton; Mr and Airs Carroll, Miss Carroll, Messrs. H. P. Andresen, J. Moore and H. Coleman, W a iron; Air and Airs McKee, Tokomam Bay ; Air and Airs H. Lewis, Alisses B. and J. Lewis, Messrs. D.. Tovey and N. Tassel, Tauranga; Air H. Evans, Buatoria; Mr N. Lean, Inglewood; Airs Dean, Wanganui; Mrs Aleredith and Air D. Meredith, Masterton; Air J. IT. Harrison, Napier; Mr P. D. Bussell, Gisborne ; Air arid Mrs Jamison, Canterbury. / At the annual British festival of the: Grand Masonic Lodge, the Duke of Connaught was proclaimed Grand Master for the thirty-fifth year, a week before his Ssth. birthday. Lord Ampthil;! was appointed pro-Grand Master for the 28th. year, and the Earl of Ccrnwallis Deputy Grand Master 'for the tenth year.—P-A,