PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8159, 18 July 1906, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Mr McLean, of Auckland, is staying at the Criterion Hotel.

At last week, Mr Jas. Moir, of Elthiun, yas married to Miss May Coffey. Mr Creese, of the firm of Messrs A. and T. Burt, of Wellington, is staying at tho White Hart Hotel.

Mr Fabian, formerly of New Ply. mouth, has been here on a visit for a week, and returned to Auckland on Tuesday. Mr James Paul, who has been confined to his room fpr some little time past, was better iasjt .evening than at any time during the preeeding weok. Mr Nathan, of Palmerstnn North, arrived in New Plymouth by Ike express train on Tuesday, and is staying at the Criterion Hotel. Sir Turton, representing the MasseyHarris Company, from Melbourne, arrived in New Plymouth by Tuesday night's express, and is staying at the White Hart Hotel. The Wanganui Education Board has appointed Mr E. H. Clark of the Stratford District High School, instructor in wood work, yice Mf Rickings Grant, resigned. An old Maori war yeteran and pensioner, Thomas Robinson, died at Midhirst on Tuesday morning. He had reached the advanced age of 95 years, and had been invalided for several months. Mr Kobiuson came to the e's'wy with the Imperial troops, being in an »ri;i!e,ij f.orps, and subsequently became a military