POLITICAL NOTES
A Christtshuich telegram states that v r James Scully, who died at his tede.iee, St. AlUiii'k, on Sunday, was formerly in the British Army, Where he held the lank of Sergeant-Major in the 9Hth Regiment, and had also been a prominent, volunteer in Now Zealand. Mr .1. S. Uockrill, son of .Mr E. Dockrill, and it former pupil at the New Plymouth High School, has passed his entrance examination to Trinity College, Dublin, with honours, after only ten months' schooling at St. Andrew's College, Dublin. His success reflects < rodii on the excellent training imparted at the High Schocl.
Mr Shailer Weston, eldest son of Mr T. S. Weston, arrived from Wellington on Wednesday on u; few days' visit. At St. Andrew's Schoolroom oi\ Tuesday evening, members of th«, choir ojid congregation assembled to bid adieu to Miss Agues CFarko and ]* .1. tJrey, who hate bueit cotmtclcd) with She ,chofr for some years. Itegret was expressed at their defection frem the choir ranks, and caci was made a suitable presentation. A lilcasant social programme arrange* by Mesilames Paul, Bo'lo, Mid Bacon followed..
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7949, 12 October 1905, Page 2
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