PERSONAL ITEMS.
Mr and Mrs Cornish are expected to arrive back in Timaru this week from England. The operation Avhich' Mr Cornish underwent has proved entirely successful. '■".. In the report of the presentation to Mr Menzies at the Arcade Cafe, the name of the manageress Avas Avrongly §iven as Miss Whyte; it should haA'e een Mrs Seyb. The Waimate Borough Council last night passed a motion of condolence with the relatives of the late Mr Samuel Collett, who Avas formerly a member of the Borough" Cbiihcil. .. Mr Frank Evans, the popular auctioneer, for Messrs W. and G, Turn■b'rill and Co., of Masterton (formerly with Dalgety and Co., Timaru), was the recipient of an unexpected presentation at the'ram and eAve fair held at the Waipona saleyards this Aveek (says the "Poverty Bay Herald"). Mr A. Cooper, on Avhose account the sale Ayas being held, announced that the first ram offered Avas to bo sold on account of Mr Evans; Mr Coopcjr stated that he had decided on this course to show, his appreciation of the excellent work Mr Evans had done in making the sale a success.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15398, 15 July 1914, Page 7
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186PERSONAL ITEMS. Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15398, 15 July 1914, Page 7
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