TIMAKU NEWS

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19164, 22 November 1927, Page 2

TIMAKU NEWS

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs F. Oxford (Beverley road) is visiting Dunedin. Mrs R. H. Halstead (Dunedin) is visiting Timaru. Miss Harper, who was the guest or Miss Hart (Trafalgar street), returned to Geraldine yesterday. Mr and Mrs Hill (Chnstchurch.) are the guests or' the Misses Oliver (Surrey Downs). . . Sister Trott, who was visiting uer parents, 1 Ir and rs '^ rott (Sealey street), has returned to Hanmer. Mrs H. A. lnnes-Jones (Timaru.) has returned from a visit to Auckland. llecent arrivals at the Grosvenor Hotel include:—Mr and Mrs Hazelwood (Dunedin), Mr and Mrs A. Cambridge (Dalrackney), Mr and Mrs Stewart (New Plymouth), Mr ii. Ac-ton-Adams CDunedin), Mr J. Fotheringham (Dunedin), Mr H. G. Mcknight (Dunedin), Mr W. A. Cunclitf (Dunedin), Mr R. M. Dowley (Weilington), Mr A. C. Hullett (Christchurch), Mr J. B. Lindsay (Christchurch), Mr R. D. Halstead (Dunedin), Mr N. H. Baker (Dunedin), Mr A. Smith (Christchurch), Mr E. McPherson (Christchurch), Mr T. Gibbs (Christchurch), Mr 0. Josephson (Christchurch), Mr A. M. Robertson (Christchurch), Masters W. and D. Cambridge (Dalrackney), and Master R. Stewart (New Plymouth). Recent arrivals at the Hydro Grand Hotel include:—Mr and Mrs Sams (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs Mandeno (Dunedin), Mr and Mrs Bunz (Christchurch), Mrs C. Gordon (H&wke's Bay), Mr I. Gordon (Hawke's Bay), and Mr E. Souter (Christchurch). Recent arrivals at the Dominion Hotel include:-Mr and Mrs N. NayI lor (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs L. It. Hanna (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs A. E. Sanford (Feilding), Mr W. Collings (Christchurch), Mr J. Renwick (Christchurch), Mr R. Bisgrove (Sydney), Mr R. W. Scott (Cromwell), Mr S. Varcoe (Cromwell), Mr W. Anderson (Lake Wanaka), Mr J. Khouri (Wellington), Mr T. R. Canon (Christchurch), Mr W R. Gibb (Wellington), Mr T. Cos (Wellington), and Mr J, Carnegie (Dunedin). Recent arrivals at the Empire Hotel include: —Dr. and Mrs Biggs (Dunedin), Miss Warn (Christchurch), Miss Williams (Dunedin), Mr A. T. Wells (Wellington),. Mr L. Stone (Christchurch), Mr W. McGeorge-Ailan (Dunedin), Mr G. A. Sommerville (Wellington), Mr W. Spong (Christchurch), and Mr T. C. Sim (Invereargill). YOUNG PRESBYTERIANS. Miss M. Shannon, travelling secretary of the Young Women's Bible Union, delivered an address before the Presbyterian General Assembly last night, on" the work of young people, traversing her subject fully, and her remarks drew many rounds of applause at frequent intervajp. Prior to the address, Mrs McKay, president of the Young Women's Bible Class, presented a charming bouquet of roses to Mrs Aitken, the wife of the Moderator.