LOCAL AND GENERAL

Chronicle (Levin), 27 July 1946, Page 3

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Personal Mr. Jim Thomson left early this, week 011 a business trip to the Wairarapa. The friends of Mr. W. R. Muliins, Victoria Road, will regret to ' lear that is confnied to bed hrough illness. Mr. Bert Jennings, of Karamea. Boufli Island, is the guest of his tephew, Mr. Noel Jennings and vlrs. Jennings, Okuku Road. Mr. W. (Mick) Swinbourne, of vfakcrua, has entered the Pal- j nerston North Hospital to under40 an operation. The friends of Mr. G. Mercer, .vho is an inmate of the Palmers,011 North Hospnai. will regret to, tear thar yesterday afternoon hej vvas reported to be dangerously ill. i The friends of Mr. C. Young. 3cnr., will be very pleased to heai • hat he has returned home very. much improved in health following i lis recent operation in a Palmers- I on North private hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Barnett , unr., wiio, smce Mr. Barnett. , .•eturn from overscas in Febru^ry iast, have been living with Mrs . Sarnctt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. w 1 Easton, leave 011 Tuesday to takt 1 up farming 011 a property nea , Feilding. ' & , Mr. and Mns. L. II. Best, King- j ston Road, journeycd to Welling-j ,on iast weekend to sec their first; grandcliild, Lesiie Fredericlc, son oi j vlr. and Mrs. W. Sherwood. Mrs.! Sherwood is better remembered as j Dorothy Best. Mrs. C. Guerin and; Mrs. Macaulay accompanied Mr. I and Mrs. Best. Road to be Cioscd Repairs are to be carried out on Tuesday next to a bridge 011 the Shannon-Buckley Road. As a, resuit the road will be closed to trafiic on that day.