PERSONAL ITEMS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, 31 October 1921, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr F B. Jameson, who has _ been donut'’ clerk at the Magistrates Court, Rangiova,-for the past, eighteen mouths l. !lS received notice nt promotion o --■ImF of the court at Mouickn._ - Nl! Jameson was me! by representatives o | ,1,0 legal profession m Bangm>> T | | 1 presented with a memento o ~ !u | ' a ;\ Unions existing between members of the profession, lehgiapl,l„. Mail’s Christchurch correspondent. Mr 0 C: Burns, late of Nelson, who vas injured last. Faster in a motor accident at Stoke, is at present nnm - o-oin"- surgical t real ment m he (hi sr S& x’Sm '-'rr;: 1 that Mr Burns is now making sat.h.ntory progress towards recovery A Christchurch Press Association telecram announces the, death oi Mr James Little, 1 aged 87, founder of the. Comedale breed of sheep. Mr Alfred Amos, an old and btghlv--1 esteemed resident of Nelson, died at Ins late residence. Trafalgar square, on Saturday. Mr Arnos, who was m ns nineiiclh year, was born a. l - Fssex in 1832. and arrived m Nelson With his parents in tho/shin China m .1856 He had resided in Nelson c\ei since. For many years ho wins associated with his brother-in-law, Uio lute Mr *\ Parmenter, in (he firm oi I atmentVr and Arnos, carpenters ami builders. He took a. very active mlcrest in the work of the friendly societies, lining secretary ol Bodge Nelson, 10 0 F for manv vears. Un his ift.ireernent his brethren presented him with a gold watch and chain ns a mark of (heir esteem. Though of a modest and retiring disposition, he was a[ niy.ii of unswerving integrity and high ideals, and lie was greatlv esteemed hy all who knew him. He leaves a widow;., one Bson, Mr Charles Amos, of Greytown; land three (laughters. Miss Amos, oi 'Nelson; Mrs 0. IB Bennett, of Palmerston North; and Mrs A. Fenlt, of Bonsonbv, Auckland. , <■ '