Personals.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 238, 20 September 1922, Page 4

Personals.

Chief-Detective A. Cameron was admitted to a private hospital at Christchurch on Saturday for an operation. He is progressing favourably. Mr. D. G. Sullivan, M.P., has been “down” with an attack of influenza but expects to be able to attend to his Parliamentary duties this week A Geneva message announces the death of Madame Julian Grande, litterateur. daughter of the Hon. John Wallis Bamicoat, mjx-M.L.C., Nelson, N.Z. Sir James Allen and Sir Francis Bell attended the funeral. The friends of Mr. and Mrs J. Craik, of Te Mata, will learn with pleasure • that their son. Master George Craik, who met with the accident in a motor collision at Havelock North last Friday, is making a good recovery. Professor Davies left Dunedin on Saturday to join the Athenic at Wellington on his trip to Great Britain. He is expected to be absent for five months. A number of friends, including students and several members of Knox Church, assembled at the station to bid him farewell. Mr. R. M. Isaacs, assistant railway traffic manager at Dunedin, has been promoted to the position of traffic manager at Ohakune, on the Main Trunk line. He will succeed Mr. F. A. Grant, whose appointment as commercial agent for the South Island wag announced in Parliament last Tuesday. Mr. Isaacs was some years an Otago representative footballer, and for a number of years acted as the Otago delegate on the New Zealand Rugby Union. He is also well known in row. ing and boxing circlet.