PERSONAL ITEMS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 7 April 1934, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS

Advice has been itceived of the death, in Auckland, of Dr. J. P. Millington. Deceased was well known to the older residents, cf flic West Coast, having practised, in Greymouth and district 30 to. 45 years ago. Mrs Millington and daughter reside in Auckland. His son was drowned'during the war period whilst serving in flic Mercantile Marine. Mr E. Norden arrived in Nelson this morning to complete arrangements for the opening of the Theatre Royal. Advice was received in Hawera this week of die death at Bristol (England), of Miss Doris Grace Sims, who for some years lived at Hawera (states the 'Star’). A talented pianist, she was on the staff of the Nelson School of Music •'iul left there to take up teaching in Hawera. She- was held in high regard by many friends and pupils in Nelson, Hawera, Eltham and Mniinin.

Recent guests at Anakiwn Homestead nave included: .Mr and Mrs Drogeinullcr and family (5) (Upper Moulere). Misses Chamberlain (3) and Eisfelder (Wellington) Dr. and Mrs Todd (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs James (Tasmari, Mrs Maloney and daughter (Wellington), Mr ana Mrs Thompson (Motueka). ( oloncl and Mrs Fisher and son (Palmerston North), Mrs and Miss Wolforstall (Wellington).- Miss Applan (Mas terton), Messrs Thompson and Jeffreys (Takaka), Mrs Dallwitz and son (Upper Moutere), Miss Welsby (Wellington', Captain and Mrs Su-rdcn and family (2 1 (Nelson), Mr and Mrs Edwards and family (2) (Stoke). Mr Jenner (Wellington), Mr and Mrs McNiven (Wanganui), Mrs John Duncan (Nelson), Mr D. Goulton (Auckland).