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PERSONAL.

Mr. Newton King left on Saturday afternoon for a motor trip through t» Wellington,

Bishop Wallis will visit Hawera oi I hursday, where he will hold «i eon lirnuition service.

Mr. Fred E. llnrdy, of Eltliam, ha' been appointed handieapper for al events at the Kind's ftirtlulny sports il the Recreation Grounds.

Mr. A. JT. Hansen, of Sew Plymouth, bus been appointed to the position of dairy grader at Gisborne. The vacancy at New Plymouth will be filled by Mr. W. Dempster, of Levin. Mr. John Jack, formerly chairman of tjie Wellington Harbor Board, died on l'riday, aged 81. He was a prominent Presbyterian, and also took great interest in Caledonian Society matters, Mr. R. E. Rmlman, of Wellington College, has (states a Press Association telegram) been appointed headmaster of the Thames Higli School, out of twentyseven applicants. Mr. Ritdman is an M.A., and graded Al in the service. The Rev. Nicholas Munowitch, a Hussion priest of the Creek Orthodox Cl inch, is on a mission to X'ew Zealand to minister to the members of hi« own communion, and will probably settle In Auckland if he finds sull'icicnt c'iicoura"enient.

.Mi'. S. W. Shaw leavrs this week for a well-earned holidav. lie will lie accompanied |,y .Mrs. sihinv. and will vi-it Auckland. ltoiorua. TiUipo, and other I arts of 111,, wonderland. returning home nt the outl of November. "

The many friends of .Mr. 1!, J',titerMl Will regret to learn of his illness. He is at present an inmate of the New Plymouth Hospital. Mr. Patterson is an «:<1 resident of Taranaki, and has been in the Mekau district for about thirtv years.

Br. Hell was motored to the Mountain House yesterday, ami was much impressed with the scenic beauties of tile place. Dr. Bell meets the directors of tiie various petroleum companies ill the iown Hall this evening, and will speak U' tlieni regarding the oil field. h-'Y. I 1 ' l . v " ll "' tl ' on Saturday Mr. n'' U '! w '! s "" lrric <l Miss Aili.v Howell, daughter of lire. C. A. Howell. .Amongst the presents received v", s tin' stall' of the lMilv •News, Of Which tile bridegroom is a member. n

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 228, 1 November 1909, Page 2

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364

PERSONAL. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 228, 1 November 1909, Page 2

PERSONAL. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 228, 1 November 1909, Page 2

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