PERSONAL

Grey River Argus, 21 August 1934, Page 5

PERSONAL

Miss Betti (’arnouhan leaves ths morning for Ashburton and Timaru. Mrs R. Anderson returned yesterday from a holiday visit to Christchurch. Miss T. Bragg returned yesterday from a visit to Christchurch. Mr and Mrs W. 11. Boucher will return today from a visit to Christchurch. Mr .1. IL Raleigh, of Cobden, left yesterday on a holiday visit to Ashburton. The death has occurred at London of Sir John Sul man, tjie architect, aged 85 years. Mrs E. Hopkins. Kilgour Road left yesterday on an extended holiday to Sydney Mrs V. C. Me Phial, Fendalton, who has ben visiting relatives on the West Coast, will return home to-day. Mr James U uaghan yesterday enter ed the (hey River Hospital for treatment. Mrs J. Fisher, who has been vis;' ing Grey mouth, leaves this morning fw Ashburton. Mr K. M. Ollivier. Inspector of the Bank of New Zealand, is at presen' on a visit t’> Grey mouth. Miss H. McGregor, of Reefton, re turned yesterday from a holiday visit to Christchurch. Mrs 11. Neill and Miss Hazel Xom will leave th s morning for ,\sl bur ton and Timaru, 'where Miss Ne. i will take part in the ('ompetitions. Miss D. Schroder, of Christchurch, whose marriage to Mr G. Boucher takes place shortly, will arrive by today’s express. A cablegram has been received nt Wellington that. Mt John Arthi.i Harrison, well-known in advertising circles in Australia, has died at Syd | n ey.—Press A ssn.

A Masterton Press Assn, telegram records the death of Mr George Moore, ’of Eparairna, at the age of the East Coast for 8(1 years. He wa. - Clerk of the Legislative Council from 1875 to 1908. Guests at the Albion Hotel inc.li.de Mr and Mas R. A. Rose Misses A’ and N. Rose. Mr D. Rose, Mr R. (’lark (Chri-dehurch), Mr T. S<-)tt (Reef ton). Mr J. E. How at, Mr S. H Wilson. Mr R. (’. Webb (Christchurch), Miss M. Hagan Chris, rhtl.nrh). Mrs C. Anmer (Kopara). Mi T. E. Hall (Christchurch) Mr B. S. Brent (Nelson), Mrs 'l'. ami Mss Seddon (Hokitika). Mr K. M. C)Hixier (Christchurch). A London cable records the dea‘h of Lord Justice Thomas Edward Sc*iutton, K.C., at the age »of 78 years. He had been a I.ord Justice of Appeal since 1916. prior to -which he was a Judge of the K ng’s Bene Division of the High Court of Ju ■ tiee for ten years. Hi* wrote several works on phases of commercial and shipping law. He had a distinguish University career, ami his legal career lasted for 52 years. A Wellington Press Assn, telegram state-: “The Prime Minister. Mr G. W. Forbes, stated yesterday that in* has no knowledge of the app” ntmeiil of a successor to Lord Bledis oe. M : Forbes said the appointment of Gov ernor General was usually made by His Majesty the King.’’ Last week Lord Bled i.sloe publicly slated that a selection had been made of his successor from a number who had offered themselves for selection. A New Plymouth Press Assn tc.egnam states that silent crowds lined the streets there yesterday when the funeral of the late Mr T. C. List (proprietor of the “Taranak Daily News’’> passed fiom the church 1° the cemete’.y. Many local and Dominion -organisations -were represent ed. Hon. R.. Masters was present on behalf of the Government. Archdeaco . Busse'l, of Oamaru. gave an address nt the church service. A lorry and two ears were piled high -with wreaths. Guests at Bevington’s Hotel in-' elude Mr W. McCabe (Wellington) M ss D. Brown (Westport). Miss I'. See (West point), Mrs W. 'l'. Slee (Westport), Miss De Tourettes (West port), Mr W. J. Pearson (Dunedin) Mr C. IL Hobbs (Christchurch). Mr R W. Morgan (Christchurch). Mr T. Hawkes (Christchurch) Mr 1). J. Upt<»n (Christchurch), Mr W. L. Pat erson (Wellington), Mr R. Bradley (Auckland), Mr M. McGavin (Hoki tika), Mr IL Spauigo (Reefton), Mr J. J. Chapman (Nelson). Mr G. Aus h.d (Wellington), Mr E. J- Preen (Dunedin).