PERSONAL NOTES.

Inangahua Times, 22 December 1931, Page 2

PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr and Mrs H. Cooper left yesterday for the South, where 'hey will spend the Christmas and New Year.

A Milan Press cable of yesterdm reports the death of Aroald-t Mussolini, journalist, the only brother of the Duce.

Mrs Paseoe, who has been on an extended visit to her daughter in the North Island, returned last week end and is slaving with her daughter, Mrs D. Wood-, Kelly Street. .■ailsa Burr, aged fonr rears, died is the result ot injuries received h rough her chi'hr s calching fire a> ' O 'rents' lesidence at Ngahere— Greymouth Press wire.

Mr M- Henry, who ’e on the teech ing staff of the Martinir-rough School, returned heme last evening and wi>' spend his vacation with his mother, Mre Henry, Haller Road,

Mr James Hatton, Principal of the Greymouth Technical School, has accepted the Rectorship of the Gisborne High School, says a Greymouth Press telegram. Miss Sewel 1 , Grey Road, left for Welling‘oo on an extended holiday bv this morning’s Christchurch train.

With his face still patched with strip- of adhesive plaster, Mr Winst r Churchill was to day ta'ren to his hotel from the Hospital, in wh ch he spent »ig l 't davs. He was immediately put -o tied under 'he C:re of a nurse ard sis wife «nd daughter. —New York table of 21st December.

Mr W Mo.i Wellington, arrived n Reelton last week, and will attend his holidats with his oarents, Mr and Mrs C, Mori, Shiel ■s'reet. Miss K Mori, ol B ooklvn School, also returned to Reefton on S iturday.