PERSONAL

Grey River Argus, 13 November 1935, Page 5

PERSONAL

.Mrs W. Bellamy returned yester <lay form. Chrisltchwch.

Mr J. Stevenson returned io Hokitika from Christ church last evening. Mr and Mrs A. Lvdiatc returned yestefrd'ay from Christchurch. Mr H. M. Coulson a th! Mr M. Coineon. of Hokitika left las-f evening on a visit fo Christchurch Mrs E. J. Wheait'cy of Sydney <r'rivodl Yesterday* on a visit to her mother. Mrs F. Smith Alexander Street. Monsignor Gnovanni Pnnico has Keen appointed as Apostolic Delegate to Australia, in succession to Car din'nl Bernardini. Bev, Bro Emilian who has completed his term as Director of the Maris* Brothers Greymouth, will return to Sauth Africa nt the end of this month. Mr John Farrell representing J. ” Williamson Ltd arrived yostorfl.v from Christchurch *o mak P arrange merits for the forthcoming products of “Roberta” Guests at the Roynl Hotel includeMr Adams (Christchurch Y. Mr am 1 Mrs J. F. Brough (WcTingtnn'). Mi** , Thompson, Miss Kelly, Mr Mown/ Mr and Mrs Hodgkinson (Christchurch. Guests at Bevington’s Hotel include Mr. R. G Pilkington, Mr. W. Kenny, Mr. D. G. Midgley. Mr. N. Woods (Christchurch'), Mr. W. Shaw (Auckland). Mr. G. S. Haines. Mr. W. TT. Smithson (Wellington), Mr. Stouny o (Christchurch). Mr C. O. Moulder (Nelson). Mr. S. J. Davis (Auckland'). Dr. Heychek (Christchurch). Passenger® by yesterday express included: —Mrs R. R. Hall (to Nap ic*r), Mrs C. IT. Rose (to Wellington). Miss F. C; Brown (to Mis® K. Kilgour (on return'! Messrs TTignett, J. Bamford. D. Marr. R. Bissell (Rnnt'apu) nnd \ Hnndvsides (o n return). Dr T. Maunsell at present House Surgeon a’t Wellington ha* been :ip pointed to rhe position of resident House Surgeon nt the Grevmou+h Hospital fmm .Tanuarv 1936 a-t a snlarv of £209 per annum, the minimum dm-ntViri of omplnvmnnt to bo 12 months. Tlie wedding took piano at Pt John’s I’resbvterian Church. G-ev mouth yesterday morning of M nv v Howat. daughter of Mr and M r 's William Howat of Cobd°n. and Norm n n F”ark Adams son of Mr and Mrs H G. Adams. Miss Margaret Howat was bridesmaid, and M r Athnl Adorn* wo® best man. R r v IT. T? Foil officiated and Afisc M Coburn presided the Following the reception at H A rb Afoore’s Mr and Afr* Adams I n f‘ bv the flxn r ess for Cbri«l' , hu r eh

The death occurred yesterday at her residence Wold Street Hokitika nf a numb respected resident nf the district. Mrs Julia Frances Dalv in her 77th vear. For the past twelve months she had been in failing health. The ln,t? Mrs Daly wi-’ native of Cattonuin County Waterford. Ireland. She arrived at Grevmonth in and had resided in Hokitika since Predeceased in 1913 bv her husband, the late Afr Peter Daly. She leaves a family of three daugnt n rs and foil- sons the daughters being Aist.er Afarv Dorian. Convent of Merer. Nbwtnn Svdnev: Sister Marr / Francis Convent of Aforcv Lyttelton and Afi** Afol’v Dalv Hnk’tika. The sons nre Afpssrs Michael Dalv. Editor of the “Grev R’fer Argus” Gr vnmu’h: P*Ynr Wellington: an'd Thoma* nrd B’chand. Hokitika. Sh P is also survived bv two brothers Vow Rrv Father R Collendor. P.P. Woollahra. Australia and Afr Hu gib Collendor, Cn ttoquin. Tipland and by two sisters res’done In New Yo’k and one rns’denl in Ireland while two nephews are Rev Father JoKn O’Donovan Tnmwortl,. Now South Wales, and Rev Father Vincent O’Donovan Waterford Ireland. The fnnorn 1 preceded b\

Requiem Mass nt 9 o’clock at St Atary’s Church TTnkitika takes place .to-morrow morning.