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Grey River Argus, 10 November 1931, Page 5

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Mr T. Blackgrove left yesterday on i visit to» Christchurch. Mr J. P. Quinn left by yesterday’& oppress on a to Christchurch. Mr R. /White left by yetertday’s fo{r Christ church to attend the acing carnival. . Mr J. P. Riordan was a passenger )y the express to yestcrlay. <Mr W. H. Boucher left by yesterlay’s express o u a visit to Christ ‘hurch. Mr J. Corcoran, lei't yesterday to attend the racing carnival at Christihurch. Mrs P. J. Callan, who has been visiting Christchurch, returned home yesterday. Mr J. E. Cahill will return this iftemoon from a vis-lit to Christhurch. Mr and Mrs J. O’Sullivan and fam.l\* Pahiatua, who have been spending a holiday with relatives on the Coast, eave by to-day’s express on return. Mr and Mr s L. McGinley, who have jeeu visiting Greymotath left yesterlay via. Christchurch and Wellington, jn return to Nelson. V Mrs M. B. Charteris leaves this morning qn a holiday visit to Wanganui ind Wellington, accompanied by her brother, Mr R. Ferguson. Guests at Bevington’s Hotel includ * Mr H. Ronaldson (Christchurch), Mr f. Lawless (Christchurch), Mr K. E. Crawford (Dunedin), Mr F. D. Shepherd (Wellington). Mrs O’Flaherty, late of Nelson Creek died at Lewisham Ifospital, Christchurch, on Sunday night. Her family reside at 20‘2, Peterborough Street, Christchurch. 4Mr Jas. O’Brien, M.P., who arr'Yc? it Otira to-day, will there counmence. us tour of the Westland district in ‘onnection with l his candidature at the general election. Mr O’Bf'jcn wil' to-morrow address the electors of Aratika at 6.45 pjn.. and those of at 8.15 p.m. A London cablegram states that the earl of Orford was buried near he family seat at Wiekmere, Norfolk Th© ceffiin on which hi fl robes and coronet rested, was borne to the church in a farm, wagon. The mournincluded Countess Orford. Lady Brothy Mills and Lady Ann Walpoje.