PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 64, 2 March 1929, Page 5

PERSONAL

The many friends of Mr Norwell, who met with an accident a few days ■go. will regret to hear that he had to enter Royston Hospital to-day.

The death is reported by cable from Winnipeg of Sir James Atkins, one of the founders of the Canadian Bar Association.

the founders of the Canadian Bar Association. Mr. George Hartshorn, who has been on a visit to Hastings, left this morning on his return to Christchurch.

Mr. Erie T. Price, who has recently returned from service with the Y.M.C.A. in Singapore, has arrived to take charge of the Hastings Association. ,

A cable from Paris announces the death at Nice of M. Lenglen, the father of Suzanne, whose early teaching made his daughter a champion.

Sir Austen Chamberlain is much better and will leave London on Saturday for Geneva, to attend the League Council meeting, which begins on Monday.—(B.O.W.)

Mrs Hickmott was. at the last meeting of the Hastings branch of the W.C.T.U., appointed the delegate to attend the annua) Dominion Convention to be held in Wellington commencing on March 11.

’ Mr. Enoka Munro, a prominent Mahia footballer, and at one time a Wairol representative three-quarter, died at the Wairoa County Hospital on Tuesday night from an internal complaint.

Mrs A. E. O’Meara left Hastings this morning to join her husband at Auckland, on the eve of their departure on a holiday tour in the United States and the Home Country; A large number of her friends assembled at the railway station to bid her farewell and to wish her a safe return.

The death is reported from Auckland of the Rev. Laurence Thompson, M.A., Presbyterian minister. His last permanent charge was Carterton, although he was later at Island Bay Wellington. Mr Thompson took his degree at Otagn University and was Trained at Theological Hall. Dunedin. His wife, who is an aunt of Miss M Sutherland. Hastings, is principal of the Girls’ College nt Solway, Masterton.—(Press Association.)