PERSONAL

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 329, 22 January 1909, Page 2

PERSONAL

' Ur. Chappie and Mrs. Chappie leave Wellington by tin- Wnrrimoo to-dav for fejuiey, en route to England. .Him. R. McKeu/.ie, Minister of labile Work and Mines, |)US3e(I through New Plymouth last night, en route to Auckland. ' The healtl. of Mr. T . A. Peterkin, 'Mayor of Lower Ihitt, continues to eause his friends grave concern, aavs the (Times. Hiss M. Papps, of the Durham school, has been appointed assistant teacher at inglen-ood, ia succession to Miss Sinclair, resigned. Henry Sanson, one of the pio i \■■■ ■ .■' Mammvatu. died in Wellington , , .• ; nesday. night, aged 74. He was prominently associated with local bodies in that district, and a. leading figure in Methodist circles , ] .air. C. R. Sligo, of the stalf of the IWthani Argus, has 'been appointed sub- | editor of the. Mamiwiiln Times Hi« | J'osilion »» the Argus has lieen taken by .Mr. .. (~ Delauey, of Tasmania, and lately ot the Marlborough Herald. he, appointment is gazetted of the . allowing .„st,cc* of the l>eace:-Her- i bert hank hdgar, Auckland: Hubert i Noble .Jones. C,shor„f s Charles Kdwaril ] Mac oriiHck, Auckland; .lacksou t'almAuckan, ; „«.d KH«,t Itoscoe lteeve. Auckland.

JUr rrank lla.ien-Powell. accompanied >.V Mrs. I aden.l'owell (daughter of the | late Mr. .lames Watt, of Yapicr) were passengers by the. Manuka, which reached Auckland on Monday from: Svdiicv ?\ r ""-, <,» . X " l>i "'' J, ' r - I'mh'ii-i'owc'll last visited New Zealand in »>. uuril|l , a Our round the world, covering 4(1,(1(1(1 miles. He k a wcll-know,, lmili 7or and and brother of Major Bade:,

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