PERSONAL

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 317, 7 January 1909, Page 2

PERSONAL

Mr. .lames 11. Muhloon, local rcpi'c se-.italive for .1. C. Speddiug, lias been 'transferred to the South Island, and leave.-. .New Plymouth ill a few days for his new appointment. Adjutant McCaulay, who for the past two years lias been ill charge of the Wnngamii Salvation Army, has. a Wanganiii wire states, been transferred to Tasmania. ciHier llobart or l.aunceston. At n meeting of the congregation of St. I.mi's l'resbylcrin.n Clnirch, YYang.inui. last evening, the clerk of the preslivterv reported that I lie hirst Church of Invei'carjiill had addressed a call to ! the licv. It. M. •Uyhurii, pastor of St. Caul's. The congregation, after learning that Mr. liybuin wished to go to Invcrcargill. expressed regret at his removal and appreciation of his ministry during the past eleven years, and decided to acquiesce in the call.-Press wire. Mr K. A. Holding, of New Plymouth, lias been invited to'give an organ recital on St. Andrews's Presbyterian Church organ. I.ihnerstou Xorlh.'inii two recitals on (he new organ in Knox Church, Master! on.

I At a meeting of the Tarnnaki Itilles on Tuesday evening, a vote of deepest sympathy and condolence was passed I In the relatives of the late Captain Hay- | ley in their bereavement. Captain llay- ' ley twice commanded the corn-puny, from ISKS to lttill. and on his return from Wellington from ISH.I to I Sill). A few of the present members served under him and will always remember the great interest Hint he |ook in the welfare of the company.