PERSONAL ITEMS

Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4646, 29 June 1944, Page 2

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr and Mrs A. Smith, Gore, paid a visit to Queenstown early in the week. The death took place at Wellington on Tuesday last of Mrs Margaret McIntosh Scott, wife of the late John Scott. The deceased and her husband were well known in Dunedin and Queenstown. She spent Easter here. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs P. Anderson, and one grandchild. survived by her daughter, Mrs P. Anderson, and one grandchild. After fire brigade practice on Tuesday evening last, Foreman A. Tripp, who has just returned home, was presented with his 3 years’ certificate. Supt. W. H. Nelson, who made the presentation, referred to the excel lem qualities of the recipient and hoped he would continue to carry on with the good work in the brigade. Foreman Tripp briefly replied.

The death is announced on June 22 last at Cromwell hospital, of Charles Gilbert Sturt Boult. Deceased; who was 68 years of age, was the only son of the late P. B. Boult of Glenorchy. He received his schooling in Queenstown and was an engineer by profession, having worked at Glenorchy foi some years. Among a draft of soldiers recently returned from the Pacific to enter essential industries is Gnr, E. S. Foot, son of Mrs A. E. A. Foot, Rees Valley, Glenorchy, and Pte. W. J. Sum raers, son of Mrs W. Summers of this town. Pte. Summers left Cromwell for 1 overseas. 1 Eichardt Hotel guest list: Messrs M. C. Henderson, J. N. Robertson, W. Hardie, S. Ferguson, J. Wedderspoon, Mr ( and Mrs S. Thew, Miss E. R. Wilkin, *■ Dunedin; Mr A. Harworth, Mr J. Lamb, Capt. and Mrs 'Cawthorn, Miss I. Lawson, Mr Treddway, Wellington; Mr and Mrs Moody, Auckland; Mr and Mrs Carpender, Rangiora; Mr and Mrs Smith, Gore; Mr H. Bell, Mr M. Ander- t son, Christchurch; Mrs T. E. Low, n Timaru; Mrs H. Low, Ocean Beach; Mr and Mrs Leach, Hamilton; Gnr. J. E Branks, Mr R. Bainsdale, Invercargill; E Mr A. Dewar, Cromwell; Mr L. Wyetts, Woodlands; Miss J. Andrews, d Mataura; Mr nad Mrs Anderson, Dargavillo.