PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 June 1919, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mrs. M Crann has received advice that * W Q^ am ?• J - R who loft \vith the 10th Reinforcements, is return,n£ by the Prinzessin.

Mr E Walsh, St. Aubyn Street, New 1 lymonth, has received a cable from his son Tom, that ho is returning on the Ivigoma, due early in July. 4 1 ? 10 0n Diocesttn Gazette for June states: The Bishop has received a cable from (he Re.-, C. J. H. Dobson, C.F., wlw .eft New Zealand with the Main ■ Iii 11 •' announcing his marriage m Athens on May 12 to. Mile Helene ;| o!ns i,eorgou!opoulos. The bride, who ha* lived m England for some vears, belong* to d very well-known family of Greek patriots. At a little gathering or iV>w /ealanders in London a few months ago the Bishop offered Mile, ueorgoulopoulos his congratulations and assured her of a very hearty welcome to New Zealand. We hope to see Mr. and Mrs. Dobson before long. Meantime we wish the hoppy couple every joy and blessing," " ' '

i, . rS ' Drablbe, who died in tliristehurch Hospital ou Sundnv morning, a» a result of injuries received m a motoring nceident, as reported bv loss Association message, was a man of great promise (states a Christelurch paper). To his many, friends he was known as "Big Sam." He had my passed lus '"teens," and was Oft t M A n r was a P r ominent forward n the Linwood first fifteen, and wns looked 011 as a certainty for representative honors. At one time he was enp'lf as 'L cler,; the Christehurch ensmns Office, and was transferred to elhngton, where he resigned, and jointhe Government Life Insurance Department, returning to Wellington as an insurance cavasser.