PERSONAL

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 118, 16 May 1912, Page 4

PERSONAL

Columbia, reports: the. death, of Agnesy I)eans ilameiiyai x - a noted' Caaadiaa' 'writer./ .. v- ■ ■"' .'.,'-,• ■■. .'.'.'■■''■■.■~:>':-'-'■.'. ■'■ ' jWEr ano; Mra T.: Mit«heß recurned j ■to: Blenheim; last niglit ■ from .vvodding tripw -They spent-their bollday most, onjoyalaly in Auckland cifey/ and disfcrct* ""■■' ■; v.'-. • ■ -1'; .:-;/ An Invercargill telegram announces^ ifche ; death, of Mr G. A. L. Paulmg, ••-. District Land.' Registrar, at the agie of 47 years.. > He had been ill for some, time; He was once a representative "ftugby •■footballer. ■;. ! Mr R. McCaUum, M.P., telegraphs f^roni Wellington, that the Hon. H. G. Ml,,^^ Postmaster-General, will pay. Blenheim an official; visit on Saturday next, and will receive -deputations desirous of bringing any public matter; under .bis notice. Miss Hazel Cuthbertson, of Spring Greek, was successful at the Dominion competitions i now being 4ield in Christohurch in gaining third prize _in tho pianoforte x>laying competitioner ■' professionals and amateurs. Tn©' test piece was Chopin's "Variations;; Brillante (ot>: 12.j" Miss Cuthb^rti.} son is especially to be : congratulate^* ' as she was competing In the only class in which, professional players were allowed to take part. She was coached by Mr Martin A. Cheek. .