PERSONAL ITEMS.
Mr. land Mrs. Blundell, of Masterton, .aire payimg si. shira/t- visit u» 11awera. Tlhey a.ie. staying at the White Hart Hotel.
Mr W. P. Russell, of Wellington, who after officiating as judge at the Wanganui races, .paid a visit to Stratford, was a passenger for the south iby this morning’s express.
A. ooniskTeirai>’..e nunvoeir of Wanganui residents will be visiting Hawera tomorrow to attend the performance of the Amateur Operatic Society. Among those who have .booked accommodation for the evening at the Central Hotel are Mr. J. Beard accompanied by Iris' wife who wias the leading lady of the Wanganui Operatic Society for many years and Mr. P. M. McDonald, the .secretary of the Wanganui society, who i.s accompanied by Mrs. McDonald.
After an illnpss extending over six years, the death occurred at Cambridge Convent this week of Mother M. Ligouri, aged 42 years, in the 23rd year of her religious life. In private life <she was the youngest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Charles Drumgool, Tuakau. She .studied at the Sacred Heart Convent. Christchurch, subsequently being transferred to Opunake, Taranaki and then to Hamilton. She came to Cambridge six years ago for health reasons.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 12 September 1927, Page 4
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