PERSONAL

Grey River Argus, 14 October 1912, Page 5

PERSONAL

The marriage of Miss Rathbone, second daughter '■• of Mrs. Rathbone, Lower Hutt, to Captain Chesney,o youngest son of Mr. Chesney, of. Hokitika, took place, at St. James' Church, Lower Hutt; on' Wednesday. The Hokitika competitors : whq have taken part in this week's elocutionary contests / assembled assembled at the Victoria Tea Rooms for the purpose of making a presentation to. Mr. L. F. de Berry. Mr. Andrew,, on. behalf of the team, presented him with a brief Bag as a- token of their appre^ ciation. > . ' , Private information received in town records the dieath at Wanganui of. Mrs. Mclntosh who was a resident of : Gxeymouthfor many years, havingv lived in Smith Street, in the house at present occupied by Mr. R. Alison. Mrs. Mclntosh left here about twenty years ago. .■-..'.. When Judge Williams was knighted, the members -of the legal profession throughout the Dominion decided to order some silver plate from England and, ask the Judge to accept it as a memento of the occasion. The silver has no\v arrived in Dunedin, and on Tuesday at Wellington the ..presentation will' be made ori behalf of the profession by the Hon. H. D. Bell, X.C, President of -the Law Society of New Zealand. . Amongst tlie i passengers who ar- j rived from Christchurch on Saturday night were : the ; following :— Drs. Gribben and Mandl, Messrs! Joll, Caradus, Smith, Britten den, P. Halley, Anderson, Little, Bryson, Brynsden, Kidd, Wells. Hargreaves, Jod (2), Robinson, . Whittaker, Allan, 'Jpry, Clancey, .Brigadier Gist; Misses Mandl, .Reid, Thompson, Mullins, Schrpder, Kyle, Greening, Green (2). . Moon ; Mesdames.Reid, Smith, : Green, '< Misses Chatterton r and Cooke.