PERSONAL ITEMS

Grey River Argus, 7 October 1914, Page 5

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. James Meehan, manager of the , Inglewood mines, Reef ton, was a passenger to Christchurch yesterday morning. Sir Douglas Mawson, 'the. Antarctic explorer, arrived in Wellington by the Manuku last night.— Press Association message. Among the passengers who left for Christchurch yesterday were the following: — Mesdames D. Mclntyre, Patterson, J?. Bevan, C. Dennison, J. Mc^ Taggart, M. Grant, J. D. Wingham, A. Mclntyre, Graham, Webster, Burfield, Godfrey, Ciaig, Mcllraith; Misses • Raine, Hodgson, Rugg (2), K. Creagh, M. Allan, Bruhn, S. Allen; Messrs L. Ellis, J. - Henderson, W. Greening, C. Dennison, W. Durham, R. Stewart, W. H. Bowater, H. Bellamy, T. Durham (junr.), T. Durham (senr.), G. Munro, E. Cossar, G. V. Hilliard, J. McDonald, T. Moynihan. The following pasesngers arrived by the Christchurch express last night: — Misses Byrne, N. Barratt, M. Molan, H. Dowling, P. Hammond, M. Williams; Mesdames F. Browne, J. Hambleton, Bowman; Messrs W. H. Thomson, N. A. Nash, H. Hamilton, G. W. Drayton, G. F. Hicks, T. Brown, T. Philip, J. E. Price 1 , F. Price, J. MeCormick, J. Beaumont, T. Curran, C. Moss, H. Torrance, A. H. Hudson, G."T. Smith, T. Matthews, S. Strahan, C. Foster, E. Riche-