District Personals

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 84, Issue 103, 4 May 1940, Page 2

District Personals

WAVERLEY Mrs. K. Mowat, Wanganui, was a j recent visitor to Waverley as the; guest of Mrs. E. Gray. Mrs. J. Brown, who was visiting Waverley as the guest of Mrs. G. j Johnston, has returned to New Ply- ; I mouth. I Mr. W. Moffatt has left Waverley I to go into the non-commissioned ofii- • • cer’s training camp at Trentham. OHAKEA | Miss Audrey Capstick has returned j i home after spending a week with her ! 1 sister, Mrs. H. Underwood, of Haitaii tai, Wellington. ' Miss Elfa Ellery is spending a week in Palmerston as the guest of Mr ‘ and Mrs. E. E. Ward, Bryan Street, i Mr. and Mrs. J. Capstick spent the ‘ week-end as the guests of their i daughter, Mrs. H. Underwood, HaiI taitai, Wellington. BULLS Mr. M. Coogan, of Taihape, was a visitor to Bulls this week. Mr. Coogan lived at Parewanui for many years. Mr. M. Cooper, of the staff of the Bank of New South Wales, Bulls, has been passed and goes into camp next week. His place here has been taken by Mr. Drummond. MARTON Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Richardson, of Marton, recently received from a visitor overseas a neatly-designed cigarette ash tray from their son, Mr. Ralph Richardson, who is a member of the staff of Metropolitan Vickers in Glasgow. The tray has figured blue and brass circles and in the centre is the coat of arms of the City of Glasgow’, with the words: ~-L et Glasgow Flourish” on a scroll. Miss Mitchell, headmistress of Nga Tawa Diocesan Girls’ School, Marton, has left Auckland in the Mariposa for several months’ holiday in Great Britain. Miss Audrey Hobson and Miss Joan Hogg, Halcombe, accompanied Miss Mitchell to Auckland. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Gatrell and Miss P. Gatrell returned to Marton on Thursday after spending a holiday in the Empire City. Sergeant A. D. Gatrell left with the Second Echelon of the New Zealand Expeditionary Forces.