PERSONAL NOTES.

Inangahua Times, 26 April 1932, Page 2

PERSONAL NOTES.

Dr J. C, Logan, who hai accepted the position of madical officer to the Waiuta Medical Association, arrived at Waiota on Saturday, and at oneassumed bis duties. Messrs E. W. Spencer and J. B Auld. who attended the Neleo races, returned on Sunday afternoon The meeting was practically a banefi to Mr J. J. Corry. the Blanbain owner, his team tcoring seven wir out of the fourteen galloping event.

Messrs W. Roddeo and W Wilbv, two former residents of tht district, arrived in Rcelton o: Saturday evening and went 01 to Tbiee Channel Flat, when (hey are engaged 00 a gold minim proposition.

Mrs Guy accompanied by Mr and Miss Kear, of Greymou’h, were on a visit to Reefton to d;p to see the first named's mother, Mrs Gamble, who is still in Reefton Hospital, but is showing conside r improvement. A Wanganui Press telegram recirdf tbe death of Mr James Furrie, Assisi ant Postmaster at Wellington, aged 47 and President of tbe P. and T. Officer! Guild for several years- Deceased wap a Senior Supervisor of tbe Telegrapi Office, Invercargill, and occupied th< position of Assistant Postmaster a> Dun- di 1 before hia promotion to Wei l-ngton last year. He had a serious .tineas six months ago. and recently -ame to Wanganui to raeupliata. He 1 ivee a widow and three children.

Mrs Thos. Dellaca received word yesterday of tbe death of her sister. Jessie, wife ol Mr Thomas Hobbs, of Khandailah, Wellington. Tbe deceased lady, who had been ir tailing health for some time past, spent ber childhood days in Reefton, and was a general favourite. She leaves besides bci husband two daughters, Mrs A. G Suiter and Miss Mary Hobbs, while a sou was tiagically killed some three years ago. Tbe late Mis Hobbs was about 50 years of age.