SOCIAL NOTES

Waikato Times, Volume 194, Issue 22247, 17 January 1944, Page 5

SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs H. A. Gordon, Hamilton, has returned from a visit to Gisborne. Mrs R. W. Verry, Auckland, was a week-end visitor to Hamilton. Mrs W. S. Morrison, Hamilton, is spending a holiday in Auckland. Mrs K. Bishop and Miss June Bishop, Hamilton, Have returned from a holiday at Raglan. Mrs Ray Ladd and Miss Joy Rowe, Hamilton, are spending a holiday at the Mount, Tauranga. Mrs Lees Brown, Auckland, is staying in Hamilton. Miss M. McLean, Christchurch, has been visiting Hamilton. Mrs G. E. JDinniss, New Plymouth, is spending a holiday in Hamilton. Mrs A. H. Bradshaw, Hastings, is visiting Hamilton. Misses N. and L. Sefton, Trentham, are visiting Hamilton. Miss June Matthews, Marlborough, is spending a holiday in Hamilton. Miss H. Bannister, Masterton, is visiting Hamilton. Miss Nancy MacDonald, Hastings, is the guest of Mrs Don Knox, Hamilton. Princess Elizabeth, whose status as a potential Counsellor of State has been defined by the amendments to the Regency Act, just asked for by the King, has been kept fully conversant with the progress of the constitutional steps necessary to give effect to the change in the law. This is consistent with the general rule for the Princess’s education, by which she has ‘gradually been brought to a full knowledge of the position, prerogatives and responsibilities of the Crown which one day she is likely to wear.