PERSONAL ITEMS.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 386, 31 March 1932, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr; and Mrs L. Barbour, Blenheim have left for Christchurch.

Miss N. Fuller (Islington) has returned to Wellington.

Miss Mary Fuller, Islington, spent the Easter holidai’s at Arthur's Pass.

Mrs O. Bridger, Wellington, is spending a holiday in Christchurch. Mrs A. L. Brown, Brooklyn, Wellington, is staying with Mrs A. F. Munslow Richmond.

Mrs L. Stewart, Hornby, and her daughter, are staying at Stewart’s Gully.

Mrs L. Brownie and family, Hornby, left yesterday for a month's holiday at Port Chalmers.

Mr and Mrs F. J. Booth, Hornby, have returned from a camping holiday in the Springbank district. Mr and Mrs R. Atkinson Reddell, Armagh Street West, returned yesterday from Gore Bay.

Miss Shalia Atkinson. Hanmer Springs, is the guest of Miss Patricia Powrie, Hackthorne Road. Mrs lan Murchison, Lake Coleridge, who is visiting Mrs Neil Guthrie, Cranmer Square, will return to-morrow to her home.

Miss Margaret Kane, Bealey Avenue, has returned home after spending the past five weeks visiting friends in Dunedin.

Miss J. I. Stewart, of the staff of the Avonside Girls’ High School, was appointed to a B grade position on the staff at the meeting of the Canterbury College Board of Governors yesterday. Miss Margaret Walker and Miss Neave were thanked by the Canterbury College Board of Governors at its meeting yesterday for gifts to the College library.

Miss Ngaira Revell has returned to Kaiapoi after spending a few days at Alburv and Lake Tekapo, South Canterbury.

Mrs George Burns, Greytown. Y airarapa, is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs J. H. Irvine, Merivale, Christchurch.

Mr and Mrs Holden Mirams, who have been spending the Easter holidays with Mrs Mirams's parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Parsons, Governor’s Bay, motored home to Dunedin yesterday. Mrs E. A. Johnson and the Misses W. Williams, G. Wilson, M. Reese and E. Ellis, who have been staying at Mr and Mrs Johnson’s summer .camp at the Selwyn Gorge, Whiteeliffs, have returned home.

Miss Rosemary Harley, who has been the guest of her uncle and aunt, the Hon G. J. Smith and Mrs Smith, Opawa, will leave on Monday en route to join the Tamaroa at Wellington for England. Mr and Mrs Ronald Talbot, Carlton Mill Road, who have been the guests of Dr and Mrs Noble Adams, Blenheim, have returned to Christchurch. Mr and Mrs Talbot will take up their residence in Dunedin early in May. The latest arrivals at the Hotel Federal include Mr R. C. Hurst (Timaru <, Mr 11. Silverwood (Ashburton), Miss Eglin (Wellington), Mrs M. L. West (Timaru), Mr C. Oliver, Mrs E. E. King (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs Schluter (Rangiora), Dr M. A. Barnett, Mr A. Gibbs (Wellington), Mr David Highet (Dunedin), Mr R. Sewell (Wellington).

Guests at Godley House. Diamond Harbour, include:—Mr and Mrs A. A. G. Reed. Mrs and Master James Tavlor, Mr and Mrs J. E. Purchase, Miss K. Matheson. Mrs A. R. Jordan and children (Christchurch), Mrs T. M. Hunter, Miss Valerie Hunter (Lyttelton). Mrs and Miss Ingram and Miss K. M. Thomas (Ashburton), Mr L. A. Clausen (Palmerston North).

Mrs J. Corbett and Miss Corbett, Springfield Road, will leave to-morrow to spend several weeks in Timaru.

Miss Una Dawson, Auckland, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs A. C. Gardiner, Riccarton, for the Easter holidays, will return north tomorrow.

On Monday, their Excellencies, the Governor-General and Lady Bledisloe, paid a short unofficial visit to Havelock. After lunching at the Post Office Hotel, their Excellencies attended the axemen’s sports at Brownlee Park, during the progress of which the Governor-General took several photographs of those taking part. While Lady Bledisloe received some of the residents at the Vice-Regal car, the Governor-General paid a visit to Mr W. Boers, who has lately celebrated his ninety-seventh birthday, and who is the oldest Freemason in the world. Their Excellencies returned to Nelson about two o’clock in the afternoon.

Recent guests at the White. Star Hotel. Queenstown, include:—Mr and Mrs Coverdale, Mr Wearing. Misses Wearing (England): Dr Abbot. Miss Richardson, Mr and Mrs Dolomore, Mrs Taylor, Mrs Wood, Mr Price, Mr Nimmo, Mr W. P. Cunningham, Mr E. S. Clarke, Mr W. Cunningham, Mr T. Falconer, Mr R. Falconer, Mr A. K. Macewan, Miss Paterson (Invercargill); Mr B. Hume, Mr Hume (Riverton) ; Mr G. Gallagher, Mr G. C. Lennop. Mr 11. A. Wisley, Mr J. H. Stevenson. Mr J. A. Gordy, Sir J. Cameron. Mr R. Hutton (Balclutha) ; Mr Kirkhope (Melbourne) : Dr and Mrs Pollock, Mr and Mrs V. Wilkinson, Miss J. Wilkinson, Miss D. Wilkinson, Mr and Mrs W. Wilkinson, Miss G. Dobbv (Christchurch) : Mr and Mrs Robinson. Mr Sanders, Mr S. A. Wilson. Mr E. Wilson (Auckland) ; Mrs Sutherland. Miss Sutherland, Miss B. Sutherland (Wairapa) ; Miss Shaw. Miss Gow, Mr Smith (Mosgiel): Mr R. J. Casey, Mr W. Harvey (Milburn) ; Miss Thwaites, Miss Mawhinney (Wellington): Mr Dawson. Mr F. Finlayson, Mr B. Finlayson. Miss V. Finlayson. Miss M. Finlayson. Miss J. R. Youngson. Mr Watson. Mr E. Little, Flight-Lieutenant Park. Air Pilot Hope, Mr HuttonPotts. Mr and Mrs J. A. Mathewson, Miss A. Greenslade. Mr H. Weir, Mr R. Clarke. Mr W. A. Paget. Miss J. Ramsorf. Mr Dunn (Dunedin) : Miss Brotherston. Mr Stephens (Gore) ; Mr J. F. Kane (Clarendon).