Personal Notes.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 117, 21 May 1904, Page 2

Personal Notes.

♦— - Dr. J. I'\ Bennett has been appointed a public vaccinator for New Plymouth. Last night's cables from London report the death of Mr Herbert Chamberlain, younger brother of the late Secretary of State for the Colonies. At the meeting yesterday of tho Board of School Commissioners, a restOution was passed appreciative of the services of Mr James Mackenzie Commissioner of Crown Lands, who hasl been a member of the-board, but is now being transferred to Auckland. The appointment of the following members of the Egmont National Park Board has been approved by the Government Messrs F. J. Wri-g----ley, Jlawera ; William Collis and w' U w S „ l{ ' lliU ' Nc ' w P'jinouth j l'\ W Uilkie, kaponga ; Thos. Hastie, btrathmore ; William Monkhouse, Stratlord ; and A. H. Sloore. Opui nake. , raativcs of th« late Maori chief laniihana To Hoia (Wairarapa) on Thursday received a cablegram from Lord Onslow, President of the Board of Agriculture, and formerly Governor of New Zealand, expressing the deepest sympathy with the INgatalunn tribe in its -bereavement -1 he message was signed on beiialf of his son, lluia Onslow. TheHinempa, wjtl, I'render. on board, arrived at Auckland yester. day morning, and anchored in tiw. stream. The Premier is stated ( 0 (,i----steadily improving ii t health,' * was visited by the Governor He after his arrival. After tho Soon nors visit tlw lllneuuut r GoverIvawuu, whero tho Pw ..roceeded to Seddon were to Itux- ..lier and Mrs Sunday or Month-- un d remain till then res,,,no |,- ,y. The vessel will t>«ldo„ he' ,r northern trip. Mr Jup, bt-il>- .i benelited much by the than - more robust in healll, r V, iZ, ML ">»l .<* n !"' tlno ""fists that complete ■ Ist is indispensable.