PERSONALS

Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9847, 28 October 1924, Page 4

PERSONALS

A London cable records the death of Mrs Wignall. wife of Mr Wignall, Labor M.P., who recently toured the Dominion. A Now York cable states that Laura Jean Libby, the authoress, is dead. She was only ill a short time and was aged sixty-three. A Renter message from Washington . states that the Secretary for Agriculture, Mr Wallace, is dead. He underwent an operation a week ago. Fellow Commissioners gave a luncheon to. Mr A. F. Roberts, the New Zealand Commissioner at Wembley, states a London cable. Colonel Cosgrave, the Canadian Trade Commissioner, eulogised Mr Roberts’ efforts on behalf of Empire trade. The talented young Gisborne pianist, ?>lr Lionel Harris, will shortly leave for England, where he will pursue his musical studies. Prior to his departure for Ennm, Mr Harris will give a recital in Gisborne. Passengers travelling by the Gisborne Motor Service Co. 'this morning include Mesdanies Shaw. Loach, Ash, Simpson ; Misses Bradford, Cummings, Leslie, Sail, Garnet, Leach, Watt, Piper, Shelly, Watkins; Messrs Smith. Shaw, Sand all, Whiting, "McCulloch, Chalmers Napier, Wallace, lt.yan, Barry, Webber, Ihomas, Johns Kilpatrick. Watts, Heifer man and girl, Bright, Simpson, Black. Inward passengers yesterday included Mesdanies Walker Howell Gallagher and child; Misses Runciman, Weller, Shirely, Garrett; Fox, Cameron, Oman, Hunt, Napier, McCulloch, Walker, Carroll, Taylor, Foote (2), Rivers, Simpson, Barth, Smith, Turnhull. Jackson, Simpkins, Jenson and Atkins.