PERSONAL.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 197, 22 July 1941, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Mrs W. G. Booth, of ICimbolton Road, has returned home after attending the annual W.D F U. coherence in Wellington. Mr and Mrs lan BoltonRiley, oi Ivmbolton Road, are expected to return home to-day after a visit to relatives and friends in the South Inland. Mr J. McLeod, president of the North Otago branch of (lie Farmers Union, who has been at the conference in Wellington, is staying with bis sister. Mrs W Hy. Smith, of South Street, Foihßng. 'pipro passed away at on July 10 a wcl'-known end respected resident of the d'strict in the person of Mr Charles Edward Gore after an illness which extended over the oast two years. Born in Newbury. Berkshire. England, 57 years ago. the late Mr Gee came to New Zeahifid from Queensland with bis at the age of six and for the past 51 yea is lias resided at Bunnytliorpe. His kindly disposition won for him many friends and the funeral, which took place at Bunnvthnrpc, was lar ely attended. Rev. R. Richards, of Ashburst. conducted the services. Mr Gore leaves two sisters, Misses L. and N. Gore, and one brother, Mr W. Gore, oi Bunnytliorpe.