PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 195, 7 August 1908, Page 2

PERSONAL.

■Mr. l'red ltobertson, well-known in Tararaki cricket circles, left New Plymouth yesterday to take up a position in llawera. -Mr. J. Liddel Kelly, associate editor of the Auckland "Uruplric," was married at I'cniucra on Monday to Mrs. tlllen Ingle, lale of Broekli'y. London. .Mr and Mrs Kelly left Auckland Wednesday liv the llaiirolo for Suva, en ro-.ilc' for Honolulu, where Mr Kelly ■has received an editorial appointnu-nt. it is rather curious that Mr. (!. V. I'earcc, the Opposition candidate for the Pnlea scat, and his opponent, Mr. 'Major I tin- sitting member) played together in the Taraniiki football representatives At Stratford on Wednesday, Mr. F. (!. Kii.ibell. who has been promoted, to the managership of the New Plymouth I,ranch of the Hank of Australasia, was ■icetmleil a scud-oll'by the lending towns, men and presented with a ease of pipes. Mrs. Kiniliell was similarly honored Inker lady friends, who presented her with a silver lea service. Mr. Diiinie. Commissioner of Police, 1 r-a.l !h.-o!i:;!i V.-w !'h moutli for Auckl.nd 011 'Wednesday night. His Excellency Lord Plunket passed through New Plymouth last night en .onto to Auckland. At the. railway station lie was met. bv Mr. S. Hill, a member of the executive of the Miirsland Hill Memorial Committee, who thanked His Excellency for his financial assistance. Lord Plunket expressed his gratification t.lml. the committee had raised the requi .ite, funds, and echoed Mr. Hill's desire that he would bo enabled to be present at the unveiling ceremony. I ;