PERSONAL NOTES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7707, 9 January 1905, Page 2

PERSONAL NOTES.

Clients of the National Hank will regret to leant that Mr E, Wastney, {.he manager, is suffering from typhoid fever. Mr Chew Chong, who has been some 35 years in Taranaki, and close on 60 years in the colony, leaves for China, on a holiday trip, at the end of the month. This will be' his first visit to his native land since he left it. Ho will be away übp-ut nine months. The Hon. C. 11'. Mills, accompanied by Mrs Mi|Us and the Mjisses Mills (3) leave by this morning's mail train for Stratford, where the Minister will be interviewed by resl'.donts on local matters. The party will go on to Wanganui in the afternoon, returning to Wellington on Tuesday* A wedding of interest to New Zealand rentiers was solemnised in Eng«land recently. The bride was Mrs Taylor, widow of the late Mr Arthur Taylor, of ,pkt Admiralty Honso, Auckland, New Zealand, and daughter of Baron von Stunner, of Pnrnell, Auckland, New Zealand. The bridegroom Was Mr J. M. lialweyFoley, .1.1'., County Inspector Koyal Irish Constabulary, of Newtown Manor, Kilkenny, Ireland, son of thft late Mr Edmond Foley, of Owby, Lismore. Mr K. G. Jellicoe, the well-known New Zealand barrister, who went to England on business some months ago, has been called to the English Jlar at Gray's Tun, and has attached himself 'to the South Wales circuit. Mi- Jellicoe had rather a remarkable experience with his examination, a correspondent states, as he cleared the whole of the barrister's examinations at a single sitting-, being the only man among two thousand candidates who did so, while the feat itself has not been performed for many .years. Mr Jellicoe has taken chambers in the Temple, at 2, Elm Court. If he finds he can stand the English climate he will probably make his! future headquarters in London, though still keeping up his connection with New Zealand. He will practice inuinly in the South;