PERSONAL NOTES.

Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume 4185, Issue 4185, 20 November 1934, Page 4

PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr D. F. Murchison went to Dunedin during the week on business. Mrs°l.Boyne has gone to Lovell’s Flat on a short visit to her son, Mr A. M. Boyne. She was accompanied by her daughter. Miss Bertha Boyne. They will probably go to relatives at Gore before returning home. Mr W. H. Gates returned to the district on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs A. Burns and Miss M. Burns, who had been away on their annual holiday 3, came home on Friday night. Mrs W. H, Berry paid a brief visit to Invercargill during the week. , Mr 0 S Elms has been to Christchurch attending a Mt. Cook Tourist Co. conference held there. Miss J. Thomson paid a visit to Invercargill during the week, returning on Saturday. She was accompanied to Queenstownby her brother-in-law, Mr John Gilkison. The Misses Allan (2) of Dunedin, are visiting Queenstown. Mrs E, C. Smith came from Gore on Friday on a short visit. Mr and MisE. V. Gilchrist of Invercargill are in privat- residence in Queenstown for a couple of weeks.

Messrs Alex. Miller and Charles Hudson, Dunedin, visited Queenstown during the week.

Mr W. Ashton Soaife of Glemdh'Ui visited Queenstown yesterday. Mr and Mrs T. B. McKinlay and child of Geraldine are paying a visit to Queens to wax. They are i staying with Mr McKinlay is motlici.

Mr 0. A. J. Thornton, Gleaiorchy, was a passenger bo Dunedin yesterday for the Summer Show.

Mrs W. A. Anderson went to Dune din on Timrsdey.

Mas W. Aye ns arrived from Invercargill during' the week on a visit to her parents, Mr and Mrs D. F. Murchison. ■ 1:

Mrs Lewis, Part Chalmers, is the guest of her son -and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Les. Lewis.

Mrs Peichley of Dunedin is on a visit to her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mas J. B. Hamilton. Mrs J. C. Knowles has come across from Pembroke on a visit to her sion and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Harold Knowles, Western Terrace. Miss F. Vickery returned to Invercargill during the week after making a short visit to Queenstown.

Mr H. C. Campbell, chairman of the Otago Harbour Board, and Mrs Campbell arrived here from Dunedin last night. G ’ i '

Mrs J. McG. Wilkie, wife of the engineer to the Otago Harbour Board, is visiting Queenstown. Miss Salmond returned to her home in Queenstown last night for the vacation. i

Mr K. Snell returned to- Arrowtown last night. 1 Miss June Eobertson came back from Invercargill yesterday. Mr T. Allan was a passenger to Invercargill yesterday. Mi- G. Carson, Queenstown, has been appointed secretary to the Lake County- Go.-op Dairy Co., in succescesision to Mr A. F. Griffin, resigned.

Jtlr J. K. Hobble of Invercargill is at present the guest of Mr and Mrs P. W. J. Cockerill.

Prior to commencing the- ordinary buslines® of the Lake County Council at Pembroke on Tuesday last, Cr. Geo. Eeid referred in sympathetic terms to- the death of the Ohairmau s mother, the late Mrs Eobt. Lee. At Cr. Eeid’s request the members stood in silence lor a few moments out of respect for the decea.s-ed lady.

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