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Grey River Argus, 10 February 1928, Page 4

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Rev Father Quinn returned by yesterday’s express from Christchurch. Mrs Alorris returned by yesterday’s express from a visit to Wellington. Mrs P. Buck arrived yesterday from Christchurch on a visit to Greymonth. Mr and Mrs IL Aloore returned yesterday from llawera. Air S. Groom, who has been visiting W< llington, returned yesterday. Mr and Airs E. Brown left yesterday on a visit to Wellington. Air A. Ingram, of Hokitika, was a passenger for that place by last evening’s express. A Brisbane message anounc.es tho death of Air. W. N. Gillies, formerly Premier of Queensland. A cable from Ottawa announces the death of Senator Henry Joseph Cloran, aged seventy-five, after a prolonged The Hon. O. J. Hawken arrives from Hokitika to-day and will this afternoon perform the opening ceremony at the Hostel of the Technical High Air T. A. James. Superintendent of State Mines, returned yesterday from Wellington. Airs Murray was an inward passeng 1 * by yesterday’s express from Christchurch. Air J. AlcLean left yesterday on :» visit to Wellington, and returns tomorrow. The death occurred at West port Hospital of Aliss Myra Alarshall, at the ago of nineteen years. Air A. Whisker. Railway Fuel Inspector. who has been visiting the West Coast railway section, returned to-day to Christchurch. Mr G. K. Joyce, who has been relieving in the Loco Foreman’s office, at Greymonth, returns to Christchurch Rev Father AlcAlonagle, who hag been visiting Greymouth and Hokitika. r-turned to Christchurch yesterday. By yesterday’s express the following left for Christchurch: Mr and Airs W. IL Hagger, Mr A. Whisker. Mr W. S. Prime. Mr P. Simmonds, and Airs H. Browning. A Rome cable states that Cardinal <"erret.‘i is ill suffering from erysipelas. He is to be the Papal Legate at the Eucharistic Congress at Sydney this year. Airs Haines, senr, arrived from Christchurch by yesterday’s express, in order to attend the wedding on Tuesday of her niece. Miss Stella Stanton, to Mr George Heslin, of Runanga. Air and Airs Jas. Alinehan, of South Westland, returned by yesterday’s express from Christchurch, where Air Minehan went for medical attention for an injury to his knee. A Rotorua message announced the death of Air Andrew Ernest Kusabs, aged 60. one of Rotorua’s oldest citizens. and a pioneer of the timber industry. .He leaves a widow and sons. Air Walter Henry, a well known Westport resident, died on Wednesday at the age of 3 years. He was a Shetland Islander by birth, and had been 34 years in New Zealand. He was a widower, and leaves a brother at Westport. Air W. Winchester, Relieving Manager for the Bank of New Zealand, accompanied by Airs Winchester, arrived by yesterday’s express at Hokitike. where he will relieve Afr A. Baker, who is at present officiating at the Greymouth branch. Recent arrivals at the Albion Hotel include Air and Airs Glen (Columbus, Ohio), Air and Airs Kirker (Christ church), Airs Alason (Ch.risjtchurch), Air P. G. McComish (Nelson), Mr G. Davidson (Christchurch), Messrs Philpott, B. Keene, R. Matthews, R. Jack, Haynes, R. Thompson. Burmester, Morey, C. K. Rogan (.Christchurch), C. Webley (Nelson), Parker (Nelson), G. Collins (Nelson). Visitors who are guests at Revington’s Hotel include: Air. and Airs. Harcourt (Koiterangi), Mrs. Wood, Mrs and Miss Richardson (Adelaid*’L Air. F. Hayes (Christchurch), Mr. McKeane and sons (Sydney), Messrs Collins, and Elliott (Wellington), Mr. J. Raw and son (Wellington), Miss Duncan (Timaru), Mr. Pilkington, Mr. Bostock, Mr. and Airs. Stickburry (Wellington), Miss Blair, Afr. J. S. Slee, Miss Kenne, Air and Aliss Wa-1 lams.

The Greymouth Borough Council last evening passed a resolution of condolence with the relatives of the late Mrs ?vl. Hannan, members standing. In moving the resolution the Afayor (Mr J. W. Greenslade) said the late Airs Han nan had been one of Greymouth’s most prominent citizens, who had displayed a praiseworthy interest in the welfare of the town, and was a large hearted citizen of the type they could ill afford to lose. Respected members of her family resided amongst them, including Mr J. W. Hannan, the Chairman of the Hospital Board, and the community sympathised with them in the loss which they had sustained.