PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Manawatu Times, Volume XLII, Issue 1728, 8 January 1921, Page 4

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr R. V. Lloyd, who has been an Inmate of the public hospital for ome weeks, came out of the institution, but expects that it will be some weeks before he is fully restored to health. Tlie well-known New Zealand authoress, Miss Edith Howes, who had been resident in Adela'de for some time has found the South Australian climate exceedingly trying. Accordingly she lhas returned to the Dominion, and intends to sojourn in Dunedin for a while. Mr Denis Campion, a returned dier, son of Mr Alex Campion, of Te Horo, was operated on at the public hospital yesterday for gastric ulcer. It is believed that the sand of Egypt had caused his Illness. At latest reports he was just holding his ow ■ 1 , 3 Prime Minister will go north u ' i towards the end of the month ty ittend an official reception to the officers and men of the cruiser Chatham, which is due at Auckland about the 23rd or 24th instant. There will be various festivities in connection with the arrival of the Chatham, Including, possibly, a ball at Government House. Cretonnes are being used for such a variety of, purposes that it does not surprise one to learn that bathing costumes of this favoured fabric are seen on the fashionable beaches of the Qld World. Talking of cretonnes and, bathing suits reminds us that we have now over 500 patterns of this material showing giving you an unequalled se- ' lection. Colllnson and Cunnlnghame, L** 3 *