PERSONAL ITEMS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 17 January 1939, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mrs. F. Cosford, of Pahiatua, is visiting Petone. Mrs and Miss Olliver, Hessey Street, Masterton, are visitors to Taumaranul. Miss Judy Christian, Lower Hutt, is a visitor to Masterton.

Mr and Mrs C. S. Carrad and family, Of Pahiatua, are spending a holiday at Raumati Beach.

Miss Bromley, of Napier, is staying with Miss Pinkerton, Akura Road, Masterton.

The Rev. A. A. and Mrs Armstrong, of Pahiatua, left yesterday for a holiday ,to be spent near Paraparaumu. Miss Stella Polson, Tongariro, is visiting her parents, Bannister Street, Masterton.

Mr and Mrs S. J. Munn, Waingawa, are spending a holiday at Marlborough Sounds.

Miss Jean Cavaghan, Khandallah, Wellington, is at present the guest of Mrs A. P. Bennett, Essex Street, Masterton.

Miss Ivy Whiteman has returned to Nelson after having spent a holiday with her parents, Mr and Mrs G. Whiteman, Lansdowne.

Miss Reta Brown, Tauranga, who has been visiting her parents, Worksop Road, Masterton, has left on a visit to Blenheim.

Mr and Mrs F. Parkinson, of Hobson street, Wellington, are spending a short holiday at Masterton where they are guests at Kent House.

Mr and Mrs A. Ramsden and family (Kumeroa) accompanied by Mrs. S. Andrews, are holiday making at Akitio Beach.

Mrs W. R. Hart and small daughter, of Woburn, who have been on a holiday in the Wairarapa, have returned home.

Miss Ngakaraihe Pakau, of National Park, who is staying in Masterton as the guest of Miss S. Polson, was a visitor to Wellington on Friday. Mr C. Perry and Miss Alma Perry, of Worksop Road, Masterton, who have been the guests of Mrs Hollings, of Seatoun, Wellington, during the holidays, returned home on Saturday. Miss Helen Smith, of Woodville, who has been the guest of Mrs Brittain, of Eketahuna, intends to go on to Wanganui to take part in the tennis championship matches.