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Grey River Argus, 19 June 1933, Page 5

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•' Il Hickling returned on Satur day from Christchurch. Vr IT. Cameron returned on Satnr (lay from Christchurch. Viss M. Halliday, of Hokitika, re turned from Christchurch by Satur day\s express A. II Kimbell. Tnder-Svcretarv of Mines, arrived yesterday in Grey mouth. The health of Mr D. P. McMahon ol Christchurch, and formerly of R<»?f ton, is causing his r"iative s consider.nblp concern. ’ The lat c Mr Justice McCardie. (th f ‘“Bachelor Judge’') who recently was r found shot dead, left an C'tate worth *5272, says a London cable. Guests at Revingt on * s Hole] include: Mr S. J. Causland (Christchurch), Mr L. Hubble (Christchurch). Mr W. Wright (Dunedin), Mr G W. Tench (Christchurch). Mr A. H Kimbell (Wellington). Passengers by Saturday’s express include; Mrs E. Lawson. Mrs A. V. Oliver (to Timaru). Mrs M Tulloch, Miss C. Phillips, Messrs L. .1 Field (to Dunedin >. H. W. R<»wd('*n (to Wellington). and Wakefield. A Wellington I’re<> Association tele gram states that the Hon J. A. Hanan and Mr E. J. Carrington. whose terms as members o f the Legislative Council recently expired, have been reappoint ed to the Council for a term of seven years, as from Saturday The death is announced from Nelson of Mr Bernhard Henry Moller, F.R.H.S., J.P. He was a. prominent Free* Mason, and held the position of Thirty-First Degree in the Ancient and ••' ’ b ilr was aged The. death nn-nm d al Xvlson last week of Mr Thomas Louisson. aged 74 years. A native of Nelson, he was for many years in partnership with his brother. Mr James Louisson. a> paperhangers nn<l painters, taking over the business of their Into father. Mr T B. Louisson. For many years prior to his death Air Louisson had lived in retirement. He was an old member o f the Court ■Robin Hood, A.O.F. Ho is stirvivedWiy a widow, two sons. Leslie. Clerkjbf the Court, Grey mouth, who is at present visiting Nelson; ami Alex, on tf|> staff of th.. Rangiora Court house* and one daughter. Miss Inez, of Rotorua.