Personal

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XV, Issue 193, 20 July 1925, Page 4

Personal

Mr. and Mrs A. Carncross left Hastings this morning for New Plymouth, where they resume residence. A cable from Capetown received last night reports the death of the Hon. Joseph Baynes, C.M.G.. of Pieterniantzberg, Natal. Tho Rev. Eccles McCutcheon, and Miss P. McCutcheon, of Tauranga. are spending a few weeks’ holiday with Mrs O. McCutcheon, of Pakowhai. The Hon. G. M. Thomson, M.L.C., who has been on a short visit to Havelock North, returned to Wellington this morning. * Miss Nellie Scanlon, who lectured on “Distinguished Personalities at the Hastings Women’s Community Club on Saturday night, left this morning for Wellington A cable from Tokio states that Ivemasa Tokugawa, eldest son of Prince Tokugawa, formerly Councillor of the Japanese Embassy. London, has been appointed Consul-General at Sydney. A cable from Quebec reports that Cardinal Begin, primate of Canada, died at the Archbishop’s palace on Sunday morning, at the age of 85.— (A. and N.Z.) Mrs Young, wife of Mr. J. A. Y’oung, M.P. for Hamilton, who was knocked down by a car on Friday night and was seriously injured, is progressing favourably.- The doctors are hopeful of a recovery.—(Press Association.) Mrs Gil’ett. wife of Mr George Gillett. proprietor of iFm Comm pre ini Hnto 1 nt Hamilton, died suddenly vesterdr.v from heart failure’ (states a Hamilton Press Association message). She had hoop in ill health for sorr.o time, but the end was unexpected. Mr Gillett wn c one of the 1905 All Blacks Mrs. A. M. Lee, of Havelock North, passed away at the Napier Hospital bn Saturday after years of suffering. She leaves a family of seven sons and daughters to mourn her loss. The funeral took place this afternoon at the Hastings Cemetery, where her husband is buried. Rev. Canon Maclean officiated at the graveside.