Personals

Northern Advocate, 16 August 1940, Page 2

Personals

iVJe&T-: Waiter Young. D. Codling. S. Ben on. P. l\eilJ. A. Frew. A. Glasgow. K. tvu-Beiii and W. Graham have returned to camp. ;u ie.' ihylu-j Boswell completed three weeks' holiday with her parents, Mr and Mrs 'l. Boswell. Kmg .Stive’, .in Monday and left by train 101 iiamino::. Mr and Mrs Dave Codling and .-on, wi Glenmass.-y. were in HiMirangi at trio weekend, as were Mr and Mrs ,i. hi,we, also of Gienmassey. Mr A. Hawk o’is lias resumed dutic-r at Uu: Hikurangi Dairy Company a! ier cuninietmg a course at too Massey College. Mr Jock Gray is m ltosp'tid for an eye-operation. Mrs D. Clark. Valley 1-toad, spent hie weekend at Kawakawa. Mrs iv Whitehead has returned after a week with relatives in Auckland. Miss N. Tweed ie had a short holiday in Dargaville. Mr Parsons is in hospital for observation. Mr R. Thompson replaces Mr }.. Boyd as headmaster at the Hikurangi School. Mr Boyd has been transferred to Eranktom Mr R. Nesbitt. Hikurangi Town Board chairman, was appointed by the board to attend any meetings in Whaogarei relative to the Emergency Brel' aut ions Scneme. Mr Dos Codling on Saturday was the recipient of a presentation when residents of Warn gathered at ihe home of Mrs Codling. In making the presentation of n fountain pen. Mr B. Buchanan wished Mr Codling the best of luck and a safe return from the battlegrounds of Europe. Mr F T. Reed, inspector of post oftices. accompanied by his wife and two daughters, paid a flying visit, to bis sister. Mrs J. Kerr. Miss Joan Harnett returned to Howiek after spending three weeks’ holiday in Hikurangi.