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PERSONALS

The* Rev. Yv. H. Rhodes, of Christchurch, has been nominated hv th;* j .Auckland Presbytery as moderator ! of tho General Assembly.—P.A. ‘ The Governor-General arrived st Palmerston North yesterday. He laid the foundation stone of tho Soldiers’ War Memorial, and opened the Show officially. To-day. lie visits Flock House, ar.d will later l>e fare veiled by residents of Palmerston North.—P.A.

Archbishop Bedwood, who, alter his jubilee celebrations, left on . a trip abroad is duivTinek- in Wellington on ujo Tahiti about November 24. Ho will be in San Francisco tomorrow. During his travels abroad IDs ft race Jim, enjoyed excellent health.—Special.

The funeral took place yesterday from her parents! residence, McLean Street, of Bertha Florence Holmes, third daughter of Mr and Mrs G. "Hoirne:-. Tin, dry-eased: who wills only fourteen years of age, was very popular with her schoolfellows in the sixth st uidiml at the Gisborne main school. In charge of Mr L. J. Plank the boys and girls of that standard attended the funeral, a large number of wreaths being taken by the childieii. Six of the lads acted as pallbearers, while the remander cf the hoys and girls formed up into linos through which the coffin was carried. The service at the graveside was’ conducted hv the Rev. G. Frost.

Passengers leaving by tbe Gsborne .Motor Service Co. tins morning include Mesdames Mu.lalley. (2) and two children, Heal. liman. \ve.— ton, Hutchinson, Law, Bain, Bailey, Somers and Radcliife; Misses Cra:l, Hooper. Elisor, Davis, Slmkins, Hneket, Watson. Jones Atkms and Denny ; Messrs Peters, McL'aun eh lan Booth, Knight, Scr.rr, Kennedy, .Bain. Woodward. Bickford, Williamson, Powell, Field. MullaHey. Carrol', Ainarau, Elliott, Taylor, Porter, Menzies, Weston, Thomiison, Jackson, Davenport, Dormer and Williamson. Inward passengers yesterday included Mesdames Matts, Rae, Bailev arid child. Mullaley and two children, Kurils'. Kirk, Paikiason, and Hindlav: Misses Bruce. Jones, Johnson, Atkins, Simile Roberts and Summerfield: Messrs Knox, Fleming. "White. McMi lan, Mirfield, Brown, Porter, Williamson. Nit son, Jackson. Kirk, Smithficia, Kerr, Sandin'"ds, Whittaker. Smythe.' Lentol, Alcocmbe, Fox, Johnson, Rrotvn . and Craig.

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Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9853, 5 November 1924, Page 4

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PERSONALS Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9853, 5 November 1924, Page 4

PERSONALS Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9853, 5 November 1924, Page 4

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