PERSONALS

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12903, 2 July 1936, Page 4

PERSONALS

A Bucharest message states ' that Princi -Michael, the Crown Prince of Rumania, is ill with a severe chill.— Press Assn. A Melbourne P.A. cable states that Mr F. W. Thring, well-known in theatrical circles, and managing director of Efftec Eilrri-s.. died yesterday. Clap tain Euan Wallace, tiro .secretary of the Department of Overseas Trade, has- ben successfuly operated upon for appendicitis.—B 'itish Official Wireless. Sir Sidney Barton, the British Miuister at Addis Ababa, who is >Ol leave, arrived at Marseilles from Djibouti bn Tuesday, en route to London.— 8.0. W. The engagement is announced of Una Mary, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs H. P. Shield, Papaiti, Wanganui. and Oswald Bayly, younger , sou 0? Mr and Mrs 0. J. Hawked, Waverley. ■ 1 Sir Murray Anderson, GoveruorDesighate of New South W ales, expects to leave Perth Hospital m a fortnight.—P.A. Lord Nuffield has offered £'Bo.ooo for St. Peter’s Hall, Oxford, payable pound by pound as a ‘Similar amount is raised. The hall is a memorial to Bishop Chava-sse, of Liverpool.— P.A. The resignation of the Minister of Labor, the Hon. H: T. Armstrong, was .accepted at yesterday’s meet mg of the Lyttelton Harbor Board with regret, and the board placed on re- .- cord ids appreciation of h's services to the public and the board during the past 15 years.—P.A. in recognition of 33 years' serviceto Palmerston North and the distn’ot Mr. -J. A. Nash, former ALP., was the guest of honour at a public function on Tuesday, and was the recipient of a presentation of a wallet and cheque.—Press Assn. y. The Minister of Finance, the-Hon. W. Nash, announces that Mr. G. A. Lewin, town - clerk of Dunedin, has been appointed the--fourth- director cf the State > Advances Board. Air. Lewia was a member of the. old Mortgage Corporatioii Board, and is a member of- the Local Bodies Loans Board.—Press Assn. a Owing to th 3 illiibssl of his wife -in Auckland. Air. ,T. Rv Duncan,:; of the Gisborne Borough iGouncil staff, -has tendered his resignation. ‘ The news was received with regret by the council, ithe .Mayor (Mr. D -.W. Coleman, ALP. ),h-paying a tribute to Mr. Duncan who had been, it- member .-of the staff- for den years. It wasi decided to grant a month’s pay to. Mr. Duncan. ■! Afiss .Teati rNeilsoii. of i-tlie; staff ol AlesSrs. Guthrie and Haddock; leaves at the end'of this•week to 'take up an appointment in Whakataneiwv-Miss Neilson, who had been a prominent worker in the . Gisborne . Salvation Army Corps, as leader of tlibu primary! department bf the Sunday school*'and corps 'cadet guardian j was accorded a farewell evening at the Citadel last week. : 1 Bonne many miles beyond the :Hau- . raid Gulf on the Rev. Jasper: Calil- : er’s sea-going motor yacht Crusader, the body of- the' ReviJ. F. A. Stirnp- ' son, veteran Anglican -minister; and afo mer chaplain’to the. North" "Sea trawling fleet, was bur,fed at Med in over 100 fatlKnnh’Of water yesterday. * The sea burial, which was conducted by Air Calderj 'wks' earned out at the express'wish Pf Mr StimpsiSfiy Ho had been' many trips ori thevCJritsdder and, before'lds death, which occurred on Aibtidajy; iio - ’asked that ho-Be buried from the boat,— P.A; -- ■

The- guise b list at' the Qislidriie Hotel includes', Air. j. Li- Gralnim, Gisborne ; MfjA\ it. Tophh'rnj: Melbourne; Mr and Mrs. ' Ni; L. -Briftdult,Oln>kane; Misses a&H-' M. Briffa u ?t» Master IJrycc-Briffaiiit, Ohukunc; •' r W. Roberts, Mr. CJ. Malcolm, * l ' r - AA. Worrair, Sir.;. F. Townsend, land; Mr-iy J. Trw.ii), r ,A\'akataaa; M r C. Dauiei,- Wellington;- Mr- ‘ ,Lewis, V A.-'Slorlftndjr i, . Ldiiias, Napier; Sir M. T* : ‘ B. ,f » , Hangarda; ; Mfy It/ ; C. liiarii Bay; Mr: and*;. itcedy, feast Coast; Mr- Jlington; Sir. A. F. Fitzgerald, MUatatutu; Mr. A. T. Mclntyre, Wlialatutu; Str. W. Duncan. Bartlett. Kimbolton; Mi. • • " ers. Sir.' F. 0. Crick. W eltmgton, Mr. I). F.-Itpsy-r, Anr kin ml.