PROVINCIAL PERSONALS

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 97, 11 May 1937, Page 3

PROVINCIAL PERSONALS

Mr H. Hutcfiinson, tfie Waikokqpu wfiarfinger, who fias been on sick leavein Sydney, returned on Tfiursday mucfi improved in health and fias resumed duty. . Miss Anne Harrison, of Wairoa, wfio fias . been staying witfi Miss Nancy Graham, of Gisborne, fias gone on to Whangarei on a visit to fier sister, Mrs Williams. Mrs F. L. Powdrell, of Turiroa, who has been visiting her motfier, Mrs R. Hill, in Gisborne, returned during the week-end. Mrs E. L. Jobson is leaving tfie Opoutama district at an early date. - Miss Tierney, forrmerly postmistress at Ongaonga, wfio has been transferred to Dannevirke, began duty yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs D. C. Macdonald, Norsewood, fiave left by car for Silverdale, Nortfi Auckland, where Mr Macdonald fias taken over a business and will reside in f uture.

Mr S. Y. Petersen, Norsewood, accompanied by Miss Queen Sch'midt, are spendiif|j a fioliday at Masterton, where tfiey are the guests of the former's parents, Mr and Mrs F. Petersen. Messrs Walter Edgecombe, Hatuma, and B. G. Atkins, Waipukurau, wiio have gone to England for the Corouatio'n, fiave cabled tfieir families that tfiey fiave arrivcd saf ely dn London. Nurges Millcr and OlEcer, of the stall of the .Waipukurau Hospital, have pagsed the hospital iinal examinatiou, ' aud aro to sit for. the State registration examinatiou at Napier next mouth. Dr. J. K. O'Dea, resident medical officer at the Pukeora Sanatoriuiji, has returned to duty after a holiday m Auckland. Miss J. Moriarty, of the ollice staff of tho "Waipawa ilospital Board, is at present ou a i'ortnight's annual b'uvo Mr Pat Sharpin, of tho stail of the Waipawa Hos|>ital Board, has resigne() to take up an appointment in Wellington. Miss B. Weston has returned to Waipawa after spending a holiday in the Wairarapa. Mrs Raijdall Spence and her two children, Te Reinga, are spending ?i holiday witfi Mrs E. Belfiam at Patu tah: