PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, 14 August 1930, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Mr. P. L. Hoilings had to enter the Masterton Hospital during the weekend. He is reported to be improving. lister Haliburton, senior sister on the Greytown Hospital staff, has resigned in view of her approaching marriage. Afr. W. H. Flint, general manager of Messrs. Thomas Borthwick and Sons (N.Z.), Ltd., left Christchurch for Wellington last Saturday. He will spend a few days in the North Island and will then leave for London. Motions of condolence were passed at the annual meeting of the Masterton A. and P. Association yesterday with Messrs R. Harris, W. S. L. Dickson, Jas. McGovern, H. C. Montgomery, and Mesdames Martin and R. J. Martin, m< be: , or the wives of members who had suffered bereavements. The friends of Mr. Eli Smith, J.P., of Masterton, will regret to learn that he has just received tl ...id cnee of the death, at (Warwickshire), of his only surviving brother and sister who died within a short time of each other. It is of interest to note that Mr. braith, who recently celebrated his 84th birthday, came to New Zealand, from Longhitchinton (Warwickshire i iu 1874, arriving pt Eunedin and sul.j-oquently settling at Lmvf.t.:ia. . jhedton, in 18** 1 The friends of Nurse M. Thwaites, of the Mostcrton Hospital staff, will regret to learn of her death which occ.’rre 1 ct :he >< .pital early on 1 uesday morn 114. She had m the Greytown Hospital staff for some months prior to joining the Masterton staff for isolation ward training. Nurse Thwaites contracted scarlet fever and complications followed leading to her death. A brother and aunt reside in Wellingt on, where the funeral took place yesterday.