PERSONAL ITEMS

Grey River Argus, 28 February 1908, Page 2

PERSONAL ITEMS

*-u^V and M , rs Andrew McKav left toy • .ithe Mapounka tlhis morning on a 'holiday -tap to Wellington. Mrs 'and Miss Kershaw iarrived by the •Mapounka fyCßterdfey ,arol Withfe ijuesfs of Mrs Cameron Smith ■Mr and Mrs Pankihurst, of Westport are at present on a visit to Grevmoutfh. Mrs Rb-berfc Young, of Westp or:t,.as0 r:t,.as at present in town and is' tihe guosfc of Mr and .Mrs W. R. Kettle. ° Mr J. J. Moniarty, "■travelling repreeatatiye of tih« "New Zealand Tablet, i s still in .tihis Island. Has Excellency tlhe Governor will ope-n^rth© jniefw .wind ladidted to afire JJunedm (Hospi-tal on March xotih. Mr Wm. Rodden, manager of -the Aipme Battery jhas been .appointed ba-tfcery manager for'dbc .new Bior River Company. - Mr A. MacDoufirall, of Wellington" and proprietor of 'the DunolLie township left for Wellington iby the Ml ip - ourika tibus morning. 1 Jhemany Mends ,of. Mr J. C. Berry, late chief Postmaster, wall regret to dearn that h e is seriously ill . and flausni£f dus relatives great anxiety. -His medical adwser holds out little or no hope or ihis recovery. Mr-iand Mr 3 Hans Larsen of Westport are at present an. a visit to town .and .are staying wdrh itihei-r son, Mi Albert Larsen. Mr and Mr s LaTsen ■have just returned from a most enjoyable trip to the Old Country, . a 5? {°S n Sendor ' a well known resident of Br.uoi.uar met with a painful ac Sfcf 3^^- «c was hewng coal ™w£ % Pick.skpped and struck him on .tihe instep inflicting a nasty wound Pr S. SS V^S™ 1 ? f rom Masterton records the death of Mrs Dupre, widow filr* 6 ' ? U ? re of Maserfc on. After a,n lie ft of ; sixte ? n months. Deceased was 6 S yehrs o fage and came to New Zealand m the early days, and CdS at, -Greymouth wher c resided till ?on 6 y irS S °' COmTnff to M«sterfern, and Sdwoden ; Mrs and Miss Bow "»ir. Tihe deceased 'had only teen -S