PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1286, 15 November 1911, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

The )|,„i. 7). MurMo li-avn for the south to-nigh I, 11. liiw been imiiuimeed in Ihe, "[/i/idon Wiis-.cf.bV I),i,|. the Kiiij; him approval of tho reletiljon of Hie lillo of "h0n0ur,,!,!.." by Mr. (iiK,r| ( i, Fowl-Is, who him mtvcil lor more Ihnu Hiri*. yearn us ii. jneinUr »f llm bxeeulivn Council of j\W Zoaland. The recent denth of 1 w,\»r\m Tender, who \kii, 4il ono time, in c.lmrx'i of tho local police fiiiee, , v ,.,, v .\,, ni .,\ |.„ „|, ||„, liir-i-iiiiK of Ihe Kf,f.i«.ly for the I'lcvcnllon fit 'iiielly |:, Animiili hd (.v/./ilnc. Mr. Hm-I fiii,.|,eel<n/ Mhl/mI M.nt, dmliiK liir. b'lin |» \\V||i,i|/|/,ii Mi. \'(-iA<-v win. al. way* n. friend to unlmi-b: md n-iid-ii-l Urn Mieii-ty every a-v.M/n In hi,-, p/,*->-r, Iho (moiety decided l„ loiwmd h |e,-,|i,. lion of condolence lo Mr, IVtidciV. tunlvui[( relnllviy, A M.vWlon hma Attociiil.lor, f/|/> groin i.1;,1e.i t1,r,.l Mr, '.'hnilis I', C'.wiOi, bnrrhler «,,.) ;..,||,.il/„, tvl,., |,„ s ),,,-„ |ini/',l.rilii|/ Ms tn/,f>«sioii In MiisUtl'iii «i„<*. lili",, /mil win, iyi,n -nii'-ii htfirrli Mid llllflily |l;;i|,M;l/i| ( ijlfl ZUiilktli) «./i Momliiy nijilil.. Til" dentil Is a ntiii ii in H of Mr. .liniftS I'urdy, in, old resident, of rUifeoU, »f. the. advanced nj;n of M. yeiii- '?<,?= 'he hm\hind "llenild"/, II" w«.-. lA.n, in Moipnl.li, N'liilliiiiiiU.iliiiid. in I'M- ll'- »'■ rived nl. Vintoiiii 1,/ the Mil), Y,t>v)<<t i/i IK.VI, nl. llm liio'i of the. i<old 4lv/.-/<-rU>.. and ivorl:ed nl. l!;,l|:ii;,f. lieii'iil'". ,'«" i lilnck I'oreM. Aft"» i-fcv-ii ywS t:U><:t\eiicn iii Aiislrnlin, Ml. I'urdy imi,<; to New Zeiiliuid in W':U Mid trie'! hi* luck nt. Tliiiii,'-.*. 'livin;: up Koldiiijriiii;/, he proceeded lo Knwnkiiwn. im cncifiwr for a coul compnny, lie next sp-nt, Inn years ill. wiwiriillifn: In the llokinli(;;i. district., and after other charii«* he finally nettled ut lUikoho, where he resided up t" the tlini) nf Ilia deiitti. Councillor W. .1. Welch iw yc-iterday reelected chairman of the Maglort/in County Council. Mr. C. !•'. Oawilh, a well-known e/ilie.i----lor of Mav.lerf'iii, died at. bin rc-.idenco on Monday night, alter a brief illneps. Tho deceased, who wai born in Wellington some sixty years ago, was the, teconil son of Ihe bito Mr, Samuel Oawilh, for a long lime a ro-idcnl of Karori, and owner of the Metropolitan, Hotel, fie wa», attached to the, firm of Messrs. Izard and Bell, solicitors, in the 'seventies, and started his profession in Maslcrton about 1870. lie married a daughter of the late Mr. li, I'. I'erry, one of the early settlers of Masterton. The Rov. Father mils, S.M., of Blenheim, formerly of Leeston, has been appointed Vicar-General of tho diocese of Christclmrcb and Hector of St. Mary's Parish, Christcliurch North,.—Press Association. The Rev. E. H. Pearec, M.A., vicar of Christ Church, Newgate Street, has been appointed a canon of Westminster. Mr. I'earce was born in London in 1865, and was educated at Christ's Hospital \\A at St. Peter's College, Cambridge, of which lie was a Classical Scholar and Choral Exhibitioner. He graduated in 1887 in the first division of the second class of the Classical Tripos, and was placed in the second class of the Theological Tripos in the following year. Ho was ordained in 1889, and became a Master at the South-Kastern College, Ramsgate, and in 18i)l was appointed an Assistant Master at Christ's Hospital. Ho is the author, of several books, including "Tho Annals of Christ's Hospital," and is generally supposed to be the ecclesiastical adviser of Printing House Square.