Personal.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 30, 2 June 1923, Page 5

Personal.

Mr W. A. Coombridge, of Stratford left by this morning’s mail train on a. short trip to Wellington. Mr J. Pattiuson. of Bird Road, left by this morning’s mail train on i holiday trip to Auckland. Mr G. N. L. Kyugdon, accountint for the past three years of the Jreymouth branch of the Union Company, has received wtlce of his transfer on promotion o the head office of the company n Wellington. A Press Association message from Ashburton on Thursday records the leath of Mr Charles Morrison, couny calmer during the past sevenaged seventy-two. He is by a widow and two sons, and Duncan Morrison, if W^&rapa. w Another of Auckland’s nonagenarms, Mr John Ellyett, who has relied In the district since 1860, and It about forty years was a partner grocery business in Queen died on Thursday. The death took place suddenly ist night of Mr Albert Bray, an mployee of the Whangamomona ounty Council. The deceased, who -as only 4G years of age, was enLged with other workmen on road bpairs. when it is thought that he trained himself when lifting. He ecame ill and was attended by urse Myers at his home, and alxough everything possible was me for him ho passed away. The actor was communicated with but ray expired before his arrival. It

understood that he received some iternal injuries some time ago from liich he never fully recovered. He as highly esteemed throughout the strict and was a hardworking man. uch sympathy is expressed for s wife and ten children who are ft to mourn their loss.