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Grey River Argus, 5 December 1932, Page 5

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Airs E. Aircy returned on Saturday, [lrun a visit to Christchurch. A London cable states that Die Queen witnessed a performance of th* noted play. “Once a Husband.’* Mr and .Mrs A Heinz, returned 0.1 Saturday from a tour *.»f the North Island. Mr 1.. Marlin, of ( liristchurcii, atHived on Sat’.irdin <m visit to Grey- * UiOllt h. Mi-.- Jewel r.ecK returned on Sat ar d ;: v f:on a holiday visit Jo Christchurch. Mr A. Fischer, of Ngaherc. has been appointed Dredgemaster to the Brian Burn Dredging Company. .Mi>s C. James, of Christ hun-ii. m i lived on Saturday to spend her college i vacation with her parents. Mr J. M'Donald, who has been on :• months’ holiday tour of New Ze.i’and, returned to Greyinouth by Satniday evening’s express. Mr !•’. C. Chit hester. the aviator, who achieved fame through his flight f’om England to Australia in 193 d. arrived in AVeTingt.m on Friday b\ the Ruahine. The death occurred yesterday morning at the Grey River Hospital of Alrie John Noble. aged fourteen months, the son of Mr and Mrs lidward Noble, of Ba pa hoc. Misse< |>. (’or.Hil'c, X*. I raue. H Garner ami I. Sextan. and Mr 11. Jones, of the Christchuivh Training College, arrived on Saturday L«» spend their vacations with lheir parents in Greyinouth. A London cablegram reports that His "Eminence Carinal Bourne. Roman Catholic Primate of England, is suffering from an attack of gastric influenza at Rome, and that, there is a slight improvement reported in his condition. The wedding took place at New Plymouth recently of Eva Laura, secund daughter of .Mr ami Mrs J. N Janson, of ICuthcrglcn, to Nicholas, eldest san of Mr and the hip Mrs L. Jrvine, of Wellington.

Guests at Bevington’s Hotel include Hon. Justice Frazer (Wellington). Mr (\ S. Thomas (Christchurch), Mr E. C. Parker (Wellington). Mr A. I’. 11. Sutherland (Wellington), Mr C. L. Green (Christchurch), Mr K. B. Bain (Christchurch). Guests at the Albion Hotel imlude Air W. D. Wood (Christchurch). Miss J. Henderson (Nelson). Miss C. Mcßae (Waikari), Mr V B. Pennington (Christchurch), Mr J. Wilkie (Dunedin). Mr V. R. Leggett (Christchurch). Mr L. R. Martin (Wellington-. A London cable states that Mr Lawenco Ennis has been appointed Alanagng Director of the British Engineorng firm of Dorman. Long and Co., vhich firm reports that it lost within £3OOO of a quarter of a million on ts contract for the construction of ■'ydney harbour bridge.

Mr Bennet 4 , the Canadian Prime Minister. will sail from Halifax * * (•Uy aboard the steamer lleorgie. £<)•’ England, for the purpose of discussing matters arising out of the trade agreements negotiated at the Imperial Con ferrnco. ami ratified by Parliament P» isit will bo very brief. Passengers by Saturday’s express Io I’hrirtchurch included. Mrs ,T. Devlin .to Wellington). Mrs Bell. Miss U. Kilpatrick, Miss ]<. Clarke and Messrs AT. W. Bea von, G. Tri’ pner, Ruatapu (to Wellington). W. Muir. C. Rugg, H. Howard (to Wairoa). The engagement is announced, and the marriage will take place at the Catholic Church. Waiuta. on Thursday. Dee. 29th, of Anno, daughter of Airs O’Donnell ami the late Air Edward O’Donnell (Woodstock) to Mr Bert Phare (Auckland), son of the late Mr ami Mrs Phare (Wellington). A London cable states- that (he President of France, M. Dumerque ami Madame Dumerque are visiting Lonlon. They paid a visit l<» Westminister Abby am! t » the Tomb of the L’nknown Warrior. They were sub.-e--niently received by the King and Ju ecu at Buckingham Palace. and vrrr eetertaimd at luncheon.