PERSONAL.

Grey River Argus, 27 August 1928, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mr A. AV. Ya trail (Hokitika) r®* turned by Saturday's express. Mr P. Fogarty (Dunedin) urri”‘‘<l on Saturday by the express. Airs W. P. McCarthy returned from GhristehurcK on Saturday. Mr and Airs P. Kane left on Saturday for Dunedin. Mrs and Miss Alcade of South Beach left on Saturday for Auckland en route to South Africa. Alias Alat:,on (Christchurch) is the guest of Mrs Cocks, the Vicarage, Kumara. Mrs N. Arnold, accompanied by Alisa Duncan left for Wellington ou Saturday. Air McCallum, manager of thAVaitaha Dairy Factory, returned on Saturday after a visit to Kaikoura, and proceeded to South, Westland. 1 Alessrs H. Temple White (Adjudira lor iu the Musical sccticus of the West oCast Competitions) and Clement May (Adjudicator iu the Elocutionary sections), arrived on Saturday from Wellington. Meodames F. Al. Dennchy (President) and F. J. Denton (Secretary of the Greymouth Branch of the I'lunket Society), H. L. Michel (President Hokitika Branch) T. King (President Runanga Branch), left on Saturday to attend the biennial Conference ot th e Society. £ A’hitors who are staying at RevingI ion’s lintel include: Air A. G. Gibson (Sydney), Mr Jas. S. Alecha-lis (Christchurch), Air Brdokc Taylor churcli).. Mr S. Gilbert (Wellington), Mr and Airs W. L. King (Christchurch), Mi and Airs Y’oung (Westport), Air r.nd •Airs Gower (Christ. Air Weldon (Wellington). Air Rickard Seddon Cunliffe died nr. his home in Fitzhcrbert Street, Petone. cn Friday evening. Th e lat? Air Cunliff e was born in Greymouth in 1866, and was tin* eldest son of Air and Airs W. Al. Cunliffe Alarsden Hoad, and a nephew of the late Right Hon R. J. Seddon. He served his apprenticeship as a printer on the “Greymouth Star,” after which he went to Wellington aud was employed in the Government Printing Office. He was a past President of the Petone Working Alen’s Club, and held the office of Past District President in the Druids Lodge. He is survived l‘. v a widow and one son (Mr R. F. Cunliffe. of Lower Hutt) and by one daughter (Airs J. O’Sullivan, of Auckland). He also leaves five sisters: Mrs Jus. Schaef (Greymouth), Airs H. D. Edwards (Hataitai). Airs West (Hataitai), Airs s. P. Eddy and Miss Cunliffe, of the Greymouth Library; and two brothers, Alessrs Tom Cunliffe (Greymouth) and Wm. Cunliffe. Railway Department, Bluff.