PERSONAL

Hokitika Guardian, 11 May 1936, Page 4

PERSONAL

Miss May Davidson, formerly of Kumara, is in Hokitika visiting Mrs Covvie, of Stafford Street.

Miss K. Fester, a former Hokitika resident and now of Christchurch, arrived at Hokitika on Saturday evening on a holiday visit.

Mr W. D. Nolan, of Okuru, who has been on a business trip to Sydney, returned on Saturday, and proceeded south by . the aerial service to-day;

Mr C. J. Strongman, Inspector of Mines at Greymouth, has been.'appointed to succeed Mr I. A. James, as superintendent of State Mines. Mr James will retire at a early date on superannuation.

Bishop West Watson who has been visiting South Westland, returned yesterday via Harihari, and preacned to a large congregation at All Saints’ Church last evening. His Lordship, who, was accompanied by Miss WestWatson returned to Christ dhurch today.

Visitors iat Keller’s Hotel:—Mr and Mrs R. W. Hope (Christchurch). Miss J. M. McLeod (Christchurch}. Miss W. Vercoe. (Christchurch), Miss F. Vercoe (Christchurch), Mrs V 7. M and Master Young (Dunedin), Miss A .E. Rushbrook (Dunedin), Mr C. E. Bull (Capetown), Mr P. G, Martin (Christchurch). Miss D. Cmuly'.London), Mr C. L. Ebbs (Sydney), Miss E Baker, Miss M. Baker (Christchurch), Miss E. Airs (Christcfhurch), Mr R. E. Crawford (Christchurch), Mr F. A. King (Melbourne), Master N. Sinclair (Christchurch) ; Mrs Sarchey (Christchurch), Miss M. Oxley (Christchurch), Mrs M. t Platts, Mr A. W. Platts (Yorkshire, England), Mr and Mrs A. J. Bennett (Christchurch).