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Grey River Argus, 21 March 1911, Page 5

PERSONAL.

; Mr J. Ring has returned from a holiday trip to the North Island. ■ The condition of-_Mr E. I. tord, lareTown Clerk, was yesterday such r.s to. cause considerable anxiety. Mr and Mrs W. E. Thomas left for Christchurch by trie Otira express yesteVday morning. The ißev. T. IST. Griffin has arrived :home after attending the Methodist Conference in Christchurch. ' - Mr and Mrs G. W. Moss, leave for Timaru, via Christchurch, by the express to-morrow after having spent a. most enjoyable holiday. in Greymouth. Telegraphic information has been"received from Mr Tom Pollard to the effect that Mr W. S. Percy will appear ? at the Opera House to-morrow evening . , rl Mr Adam Wilson, of the Bank of iNew Zealand, Greymouth, has gone to Kumara to relieve the manager, Mr iA. Aitken, during his absence on holiday. •..;■ „-' The following wbere passengers by the express for Christchurch yesterday : Mesdames Hetherington, Isherwood; Miss Yarrall, and Messrs' F. Felix, J. :.W. Waldie, W. S. Bennett, R. A. Ewing, C. H. Lawrence, J. H. Hetherington, H .S. Hills (Auckland), J. Tait, P. Farrell, E. F. Neutze, M. Gamble, J. Rew, M. E. Jamieson. The following, passengers arrived overland on. Saturday evening, viz:— Misses O'Brien, Ai Reddie, Daniel- (2), and Williamson; Mesdames J. R. McNaughton and child, Smith, Brien, Grinton and child and Drummond ; Messrs C. Taylor, A; G. .Grinter, H. Norman, J. McLeod, C. J. Johnston. P. Fitzgerald >( Wellington), W. S. /Stone (Auckland) J. -Ring and the "Rev. T. U. Griffin.