PERSONAL ITEMS
Nurse N. I'. Moffatt. of .Motueka. has passvei he'' stale, maternity examination at the Christehureh Hospital. Mr licit Bridgoinan of the New Zealand Government Publicity Department, is at present in Nelson for the purpose of taking moving pictures in this district for the Department. lion. W. I'. Beeves will leave Christchurch for the West ('oast on Tuesday. He will visit branches of the National Bank on the Coast and will go on to Nelson and Blenheim, lie may also visit the branch at Kaikoura. from these places he will go to Wellington and from thor-> to centres in Taranaki. and Hawke's Bay, and may make another visit to Christehureh before leaving New Zealand for the Old Country. A Wellington Press .Association telegram reports the death of .Mr W. F. Barraud, a native of Wellington, aged 75. He was formerly a chemist, but for many years past was interested in art and was an artist of merit himself. A Wanganui Tress .Association telegram reports the death of li'Mr Thomas Allison, solicitor, one of Wanganui's oldest residents, and well-known in rowing, bowling, athletic, and' astronomy circles. An Adelaide Press cable reports the death of Mr Alfred William Styles, aged 52. chief secretary of the Yaughan Cabinet and one of the leaders of the early closing and weekly half-holiday movements.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 9 January 1926, Page 4
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219PERSONAL ITEMS Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 9 January 1926, Page 4
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