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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18759, 16 July 1935, Page 13

Severe concussion and injuries to the head were received J;v Mr (diaries S>lileet. 30, married, as a result, of falling about Bft and striking his head on a concrete floor at the works of R. and W. Ilellaby. Limited, at Westfield, Auckland. A farewell gathering to the Rev. A. Stevenson was held in St. Andrews Sunday School hall last, evening following on the evening service in the main church. The gathering was presided over by Mr. R. Maddock, and the hall was crowded by members of the church. Various speakers, including Messrs. >S. H. Phillips, C. Smith, and .1. Morton, spoke in glowing terms of the services rendered to the church during the four months in which Mr. Stevenson had been stationed at Gisborne. The Union Steam SliTp' Company has received the following cable message from the master of .the Monowai: “The Monowai left Nukiildofa late on Saturday morning and arrived at Vuvau early yesterday. It was another magnificent day, the main attractions being boating anil bathing, a picnic alongside charming native vllnges, and visls in boats to ’the Swallows Cave, where the cathedrallike dimensions and marvellous wealth of coloring great Tv impressed the ■passengers. The ship loft yesterday afternoon for. Apia .and. is due Late this .afternoon, Tmfr-is ‘'making a detour- on the way for a call at Pago Pago, American Samoa.