PERSONALITIES
Mr. E. Glover Clarke has been selected as the Reform candidate for Eden to oppose Eton. A. J. Stallworthy.
Mr. G. Childs, of Lombard street, Palmerston North, a well-known hockey enthusiast and coach of the Palmerston North Central Old Boys' Club, was suddenly taken seriously ill on Saturday afternoon and was admitted to the Public hospital, where his condition, late Inst evening, was still reported to be the same. Just prior to the commencement of the hockey game, Pirates versus Wanderers, at Peilding, Mr. Childs was taken ill and, accordingly, the match was postponed.
During the week and over the weekend the following were guests at the Hotel Midland:—Mr. and Mrs. W. Yeoman, Mr. T. Buxton, Mrs. H. Stringer, Mr. Euneiman, Mr. and Mrs. Pound, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Eossiter, Air. and Mrs. Vaney, Miss Eac, Miss Mexted, Mr. Puller (all of Wellington), Mr. W. D. Piley (Melbourne), Mr. and Mrs. Cannoway, Mr. E, Gibbard, Mr. J. Scott, Mr. W. Aitkeu, Mr. and. Mrs. McKinley, Mr. Ffagg, Mr. C. Picrard (Dannevirke), Mr. F. E._ Callaghan (Dunedin), Mr. Leith Napier (Auckland), Miss Duddrige (Wanganui), Mrs. Potter (Wanganui), Mrs. and Miss Norton, Mr. Husher (Napier), Messrs. A. N. and J. Tiffin (Otanc).
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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6624, 10 August 1931, Page 6
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