Victoria Valley News

Northland Age, Volume XVI, Issue 92, 12 September 1947, Page 1

Victoria Valley News

i ersonai Miss Nola King vvHl has been home for a few days, returned to Auckland on Monday. We are very pljjjjfsed indepd to hear that Mrs. E. Wliite is back home again. Mrs. Wjfite stayed a week with her motherland sister, Mrs. and Miss McKenziOTM Whangarei, on way back fronts Auckland. Mr. White and Miss Norma White, piotored thrdSgh to Whangarei for her on Friday. Masters and Wayne Trigg returned to wiiangarei at the weekend. ./Mr. Pe»y White paid a visit to his homejfct the weekend, returning to. Whanaarei on Monday. Mrs. jjseeee White and son Derrol returnecF from Back River on Sunday. X White spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Geddes, at th# weekend. Mrffand Blrs. T. N. Kitchen’s small son JBarry met with a painful burn on dfe leg and side which necessitated Bis being- kept in hospital for a fewl days. The latest news is thathe Is doing well. i

Comedian Welcomed by Kaitaia Cameraman

A Kaitaia visitorito Auckland who met the British Pacific Skymaster which arrived at Wirpnuapai on Tuesday to welcome a relative from the United States, was surprised to see the familiar of the famous, stage, radio and screen comedian, George. Formby, amdiig those of passengers descending fpom the air-liner. Our travelling Northjlander, who is a keen photographer, tvas greeted cordially by the distinguished' English visitor when approafched and he was able to take several snapshots of Mr. and Mrs. Formby before they departed from the aerodrome. . The Formbys will make a fortnight’s stay in Auckland where concerts will be given, and will then leave for Australia.