PERSONAL.

Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4032, 5 January 1932, Page 5

PERSONAL.

The death occurred at Dunedin on the 2Gtii ult of a former resident of Arrowtown, in the person of Airs Carewell. wife of Air Samuel King Carswell. Deceased was the elder daughter of the late Air John Elliott, who was for many years mine manager of the Premier quartz mine at Macetown. She is survived by heir husband and three daughters and two sons. One of the sons is Ur. Gars well, of Dunedin. Former residents of the district, who visited Arrowtown during the holidays' included Airs G. D. Beale (Dunedin), Airs F. Woodhouse (Christchurch), Mrs AlcOlintock, Alias Lettie AleCiliintock, and M)‘ J .A. ARC Unlock (Dunedin), Air John Soutter (Green Island), and AL AY. Grigg (Christchurch). Air and Airs' 0. Dunlay (Roxburgh) spent Last week-end as the guests of tho Latter’s mother, Airs H. Aloßride, Lake Hayes. AH AY. Churstain, who is employed on the PAY. bridge building gang at Anau, returned south’ yostmlaj alter spending the holidays with ins family at Lake Hayes. Mr and Airs T. Patton (Invercargill) spe# the holidays in Arrowtown as'y-be guests of Air and AHs James Suaw. Mr and Airs Adam /Saudi) (Dunedin.) and Air and Airs John O’Fee (Kaitangata) spent tho holidays with Mrs Ai O’Fee, Crown Terrace. Air A. Summers (Otautau) and AHA. AlcKinLay and his son Lex (of Gore) woe visitors to Arrowtown Last week. They were the guests of Mr and Aire Geo" Summers.

Mias Alargaret Sum-mere (Otautau), who had been on a visit to her parents in Arrowtown, returned south on Sunday.

. Air E. H. Edie and Miss Farmer (Eclievale) and Mr R .E. Hyde (Ettuck) motored through from Edievale on Saturday Last. They were accompanied bv Miss Pan lel ‘re boup, of Geneva, Switzerland. The latter expressed herself as being charmed willy the ,-ccnery of the Lakes di.-triel. Y him here the party wore the gueM-s ol Mr W. 11. Thompson, Crown Terrace. 'l'j L i.y left on the return journey yesterday, travelling via Pembroke.

The engagement is announced of Miss Frances I takers, elder daughtci of Air and Airs John Dakors of Kurow, and late of Arrowtown, to Air Hugh Pearee, of Bellcknowes, Dunedin. Mrs W. H. 'TTiomp'son, of Jfoyalhuni, Crown Terrace, and her three boys went to Dunedin last week to spend a holiday with Mrs Thompson’s parents, Air and Mrs Y . AleKibbin, (Jpohu.

Mr J. Butel, of the North _ East VaJle-y school stall, is spending his holidavs with his parents, Air and Mrs H Bute!, “Alill Farm.” He is aeeompauied by bis wife and two daughters. Miss os Pearl Grant (Dunedin) and Molly Grant (of the Gramty school -tali') spent the ho'.idayis with their father, AH J. Grant, £m>w.tow n.

IVII cl IliU IUI > . » ILLUA nj } who spout the Xmas and Xew Year holidays with the* tenner's parents, returned to Dunedin on Saturday.

Aliss Alary Romans, of the Public Trust office stall, Blenheim, to on a visit to her parents in Arrowtown. Bllr J .Ai. Romans, of the B.N.Z, Dunedin, also spent the Christmas weekend in Arrowtown. Air and Mrs P. Lament, of Green Island, spent tlic holidays as tire guests of Air and Mm S. Jenkins, Crown Terrace.

Mr and Airs J. Moore (Invercargill) are on a visit to the former’s mother, Airs W. Milne, Central Hotel. v Mr G. H. Romans left on Friday last on a visit to his son, Air it. C. Romans, Bluff. Air and Airs R. Hogan (Dunedin) visited Arrowtown last week. They were the guests ot Aim Hogans brother, Mr G. H. Pittaway. Mr L. A. Murtagh, postmaster, Woodlands, spent the Christmas week-end in Arrowtown, as the guest of Air and Airs G. H. Romans. All’ C. Ai. Sewell, formerly of Queenstown and Arrowtown, lias been appointed postmaster at Hyde.