PERSONAL NOTES.

Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4008, 14 July 1931, Page 4

PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr P. Mackenzie, sear., returned from Soutbland on Friday evening. Miss Olga Elley of Waiirio is the ! guest of Mrs Thomson, ‘Tutuila.’ 1 Mrs D. K. Hamilton paid a short visit to Invercargill during the week. ( Mrs D. F. Murchison, who has been indisposed for some weeks at War . mate, returned to Queenstown on Friday night. She was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs J. Mills. Miss Margaret Miller of Gibbston is the guest of Mrs W. Powell at St. Peter’s vicarage. ' . Mr J. Ingles and Miss Ingles jeturned on Tuesday from Invercargill, r h'henjLt-hey spent two or three weeks. Mr W. McFarlane of the N.Z.B. stall at Christchurch, has been ispemd- . ing his holiday leave with his mother, t. Mrs Thomson, Tutuila.’ Mrs D. F. Macdonald and her small son, Stuart, went to Invercargill 1 yes today. Mr J. Uagg motored to Invercargill - on Wednesday on a short business t visit. Mr Andrew Kinross, of St. George * School, Invercargill, who came up for f the funeral of his late, mother, Mrs “ T. Kinross, Gibbston, returned to ■ Southland on Monday. Miss June Robertson went to. Balfour during the week on a. visit to i her aunt Mrs John Dillon. She visit- ! Ed Invorcangiil subsequently and was oik 1 of the 16 debutantes presented to His Lordship, Bishop Whyte, on the occasion of the. Dominican ball. The widow of the late Bichard John , Seddon, one of the dominion’s most distinguished Prime Ministers, died at her residence, Wellington, on Wednesday night last in her eighty-first year. Mrs Seddon had survived her husband by twenty-five years, and was an in to resting link with old-time polities, for she maintained fairly close touch -with events until a few months ago, when heart trouble necessitated -confinement to her home.