Personal Notes.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 111, 14 May 1904, Page 2

Personal Notes.

The Rev. F. \V. J. McConnell, vicar of Eltham, leaves for England Oil Monday next owing -to a breaJc d&wn in his health.

Mr George Garry, well known here as a former conductor of the New I lyinouth Town Band, arrived last evening from Wellington. He is to again take charge of the band. A London cable gives the following names of Moderators elect •- nv." G , ordo » Ralfour, United 1 roe Church, and Rev. Murdoch McQueen, I-reo Church, qf Scotland, Lord Curzon's surgeon successfully operated on the Ameer's hand.which was injured while the potentate was !-hooting recently.

The death occurred at. Oisborne yesterday of Mr J olm Harvey, aged IST! iv£i° i U ' T , IVWI in in ed ir, w ir S , ther I,L ' lnui wiil, V cIlln « lon l| ie thirties, or i f'c v " e[i " bo,lt £20,n ' ■ 1 ' )l owt ' disastrous to a nourishing business Mr Jlurvcv wis doing in Poverty llay, and he was nearly ruined by the ll,u, llauraid. lAentually he became storeman to the late Captain Heid, who left him a pension.

, ™® l>ri!micr a "<' Mrs Seddonvisiteci Cook Cove yesterday inonuncill tho llinemoa, but the party did not go ashore. The ship then proceeded along the coast and reached East Cape at 11.30 a.m.. Satisfactory reports are received of Mr Seddon's improving health. Whilst at Tolaga Bay the Premier pad party visited the school, and during his stay several local requirements wore brought to the notice of the Minister.