About People.
Letters from England recently indicated that Mr John Prouse, the eminent baritone vocalist, and Mrs Prouso, of Wellington, had takeiu up their residence permanently in London. The Evening Post now stales that this Is incorre-t, and that Mr Prouso will probably return about March next. Sergvant-Major Seinidersooi proceeds to Wellington to-day. He will probably act as one of the juidigies at tile forthcoming military tournament at l'ct one, an New Year's Day. Mr Claiude H. Weston lel't yesterday for a holiUay in the South, during wihich he will cross the Southern Alps to the West Coast. ill - Campbell MucLXiarmiid, of Hamilton, is at present visiting hie family in New I J JymoutJi. Ml- J. Parkw, formerly on the staff of this journal, but now of the Evening Post, Wellington, has been paying a flying visit to New Plymouth. He returns <by this morning's train. The death is announced at Melbourne of Mr Kuactem, historian and cqnjitiluLioual airid educational authority, at the age of 84. Mr W. D. Nicholas, proprietor of the Oirineinuri Gazette, passed through New Plymouth on Friitay, on his way. so,nth, on pleasure bent.'
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLV, Issue 266, 26 December 1903, Page 2
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188About People. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLV, Issue 266, 26 December 1903, Page 2
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