Personal Notes
Mr T. Ronayne, general manager for the New Zealand railways, was in New Plymouth on Tuesday. He returns to Wanganui to-diay.
News by cable states that bronchitis has compelled Madame Melba to cancel her American engagements. I She winters in Southern California.
London cable advices state that Miss Ada Crossley, tlie gifted Australian singer, has been engaged as principal contralto at tlie Norwich Festival.
The Wairarapa Daily Times states that the Rev. A. D. Thomson, Pies>byteriap minister, of Martinibiorough, will shortly lesign in older to proceed to Canada.
The Hon. . as McOowan, Minister for Mimes, vho came up from Wellington on Monday night, stayed in New Plymouth, going North by Tuesday's steamer. Hjs visit here was of a semi-buainesß character, various minor matters appertaining to the departments under his control |l|eing attended to. Mr McGowan, who is accompanited by Mr Matthews, private secretary, after attending the unveiling 0 f the Grey statue, spends Christmas at the Thames, and then goes on a tour through the Northern miniiing districts.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 298, 21 December 1904, Page 2
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