PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 91, 6 April 1908, Page 2

PERSONAL.

His Excellency the Governor is spending a week at iiotorua, where the Hon. Kathleen I'lunlut has been staying for. a time. Lady i'lunket remains in Auckland.

It is practically certain that Colonel B. 11. Uavies, C.U., Inspcctor-Cencral if the Defence Forces, will represent .New Zealand at the Australian Commonwealth manoeuvres.

Tlie new postmaster at I'alinersto'i I North, Mr. \V. T. Ward, is a brother ot the Kight lion. Sir Joseph Ward. Mr. Ward has been assistant postmaster at Diuiediii, and is reputed to be all exceedingly capable ollicer. Mr. f. Alack, general sccretarv of the Amalgamated Society of Kailwiy oervants, went nurili on Saturday niglu. During a brief stoppage here he iuet "i ■ oral of the local railway men, and discussed matters of importance lo the service.

J'iSs 10. lii ell has resigned her position as bookkeeper in ,1,,. (j., s ( .„ m . pui.'.'s ollice. and intends lo reside 111 Auckland. ~M , - A ' <''" s -, inspector under the Garden and Orchard lv,t Ad, i s in town.

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-Mr 11,,,-im !„.,,„ „,„„.,, hulle |(j|li . «a\ I>o|>ai(iiicnl, uas nainitv eonmli. '« 'yll'«-oluiir..„i„ (1 f Itoml ol Appeal ~t Wellington on FrF<l«.v (««vs Hi,. Now Zealand Times) on , "' "'""»■<■ '" which he | 111( | conducted 1" ll Ist oa.SC as advocate for t |, o ~ I HI«iH. .Mr. K.vr,.K,,m,v said l,c 1,,!.| ,«j HM SOOU a,,,.-,' s „ Wl ,|[ ,„ m |„, u ,,| Ml. Leo has >|, mni „ .- p .i,.i t ,„• filil . n ,. ss Kiwi lemper, „„,| considerable aliiiitv. Die members of ll„. Ih.ard tordiiillV "TV'!, 1 ' ''"' '■ |l '' i »»«»'s remarks. ' Jr. 1, I'. Warloon, AI.A., headmaster ot tho Nonunnby Hol.«>»l„ lm s been seoctc, 1 fro,,, 0i 5 !,t,.,.n applicants as dimtor "I tlio Napi,.,. Technical School. Hi,' marriage of Lord Dudley, the now (iiivonior-tfeiioral of Australia was romantic, f„ r Jlks Kachcl ournpy sU , almost directly from behind tli'e count,.), ot a fashionable milliner's shop to bo chatelaine ol' on,. of the four most snleniliil palaces i„ lOnobnul. Lady Dudley! was a Guruey of Norfolk. The failure ot liar lather's h„nk led her, with her | mother ami sister, to hazard a milliner) establishment in the West End of Loir (Ifpii . From these surruundiiK-s th» ftnelioss of Bedford and Lady Henry Noinerset rescued them. „„d Miss ltncin-l tjiirney became the adopted daughter of the Duchess. 1f,.,- wedding, from die lledtord mansion, was one „f tl, c „,Ost brilliant functions of the year