PERSONAL

Grey River Argus, 4 May 1935, Page 5

PERSONAL

Miss S. McSherry left last evening on. a short visit to Christchurch.

Very Rev. Dr. Kennedy will leave to-day on return to Beckenham.

Mr H. W. Piper, New Business Organiser for the AM.P. 'Society, is visiting Greymouth.

Mr and Mrs R. S>. Cochrane will Tieturn to-day from a holiday visit to Auckland.

Miss B. Burke has resigned her po; sition a s Sister on the Nursing staff of the Grey Hospital.

According to a Paris cablegram, M. Chaliapin, the singer, is critically iii with bronchitis at Le Havre.

The death has occurred at Chn? church of Marion, wife of tho Ke T. J. Wallis, formerly Methodise Mi ister at Greymouth. Deceased w aged years.

Guests at Revington’s Hotel include Mr G. A. Kelly (Hastings). Dr. and Mrs p. Swart (California), Mr J R. Clayton ('Christchurch), Mr •H. Lewis (Christchurch).

A cable states Mr Moll, the famous Dutch airman, has been appointed chief pilot of the Royal Dutch Air Line, running from Liverpool to the Continent.

An Auckland wire states General Evangeline Booth received an enthusiastic civic and church welcome in the Town Hall last night. She sails by the Mariposa to-day for America.

Mr Reginald Taylor ami Miss Joan Wasley have been selected as the Greymouth candidates by Dr. Lewis, of Comedy Talkies, for the comedy tai kie to be produced in Wellington.

The retirement is announced of Mr D. Ar do) I, o'f’the Internal Affairs Department. atTer 40 years’ service. For several years he had been charge of the entertainment of distinguished visitors.

Mr J. Callan was sworn in as Judge of the Supreme Court Bench, by the Chief Justice, at Wellington. Tt is understood that the duties of Mr Justice Callan, tn the immediate fu ture, will be in Wellington.

Mr G. B. Mclnroe has been admitted to the Reefton Hospital, suffering from a fracture of the right leg, as the result of a fall at the Blackwater Slhicing Company’s claim at Hukarere.

The King has approved the appointment of Rear-Admiral rottenliam to be Commander of tho South African Station in succession to Vice-Admiral Sir K. G. R. Evans. !a-on/ “Evans of tho Broke’’ and as a member ol Scott's Antarctic Expedition which lie commanded after Scott’s death in 1917.

Ms C. E. Palmer, of the Meteorologicar Bureau, Wellington, has been appointed Lecturer of Zoology at A ic toria University College. Mr Palmer, who is a son of Mr and Mrs PalmerCobden, and a past pupil of the Greymouth Technical College, takes up bis new position at the commencement of the second term.

Mr A. K. Smith, who leaves on Monday on transfer to the Cheviot branch of Dalgety and Coy., was fa ravelled by members of the Greymouth. Lenuis Club, and presented with a solid leather suitcase. The presentation iwas made by Dr. H. S. Ray, who referred to the good work done by Mr Smith for the Club and wished him success in the future. Mr Smith suitably replied.

Lord and Lady Galway yesterday arrived back at Wellington from the South Island. They attend the ceremony at Parliament* Buildings on Monday. In the evening, they hold a reception and presentation of honours and insignia. There will be a ball on Wednesday, and a children’s party on the following Saturday. Their Excellencies attend a special Jubilee service at St. Paul’s pro-cathedral on Sunday, May 12.—Press Assn.

Guests at the Dominion Hotel, Greymouth, included: Mr and Mrs Kentthorne (Dunedin), Mr and Mrs Park (Hari Hari), Mr and Mrs Thomson, Mr and Mrs Shark (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs Winchester, Mr and Mrs Tibbo\ (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs Cox (Wellington), Mr and Mrs Elliott (Nelson), Miss Hankins (Christchurch), Mrs Roller (Westport), Miss Ridley (Christchurch), Mr Hyland (Melbourne), Mr Boyce (Mitchells), Messrs Fisher (Timaru), Mr Woood (Timaru), Mr Billington (Reefton), Mr Reynolds, Mr Briscor, Mr Kyle, Mr Dalcombe, Mr Shannon, Mr Carver, Mr Curtis, Mr Smith, Mr Mathews, Mr Morel, Mr Rose (Christchurch), Mrr Lucas, Mr Mahoney (Ashburton), Mr Walenbury (Nelson), Mr Wilson (Waiuta), Messrs Raynor (3) (Marlborough).