PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 252, 30 November 1909, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Archdeacon Cole was a passenger to Auckland last night by the Rnrawn. Mr. G. T. Bayly iwa« a passenger bv the Rarawn from Onehunga yesterday morning.

Jlr. T. Y. Seddon, M.P., who had been upending the week-end in Xew Plymouth ik Iho guest of Jlr. B. If. Chancy, left for Wellington again yesterday morning. On Sunday he motored 'with Mr. Chancy to l'ariliaka and to the North Kgmont Mountain House.

A Cliristcliurch press message slates that the Hon. T. Mackenzie (Minister of -Agriculture) returned from Cheviot yesterday morning, and was engaged during flic day in looking into local mattivs connected with Departments which are under him. Mr. Mackenzie returned to Wellington by last night's steamer.

The Rev. ,1. B. Brocklenurst, of the Vnitarn Anglican Church, has been appointed successor to the Rev. L. L. (.'ubilt, vica r of Whangarei. who has re- | signed. Mr. Brocklehurst is a Cheshire I man, anil was trained in the diocese of | Manchester his first curacy being at MiiMlcton Junction. After 'serving his two years thpie, he became a member of the Bush luolTicrhood, in the diocese lot' Rockhamplon, for three years, and subsequently vicar of St. "Barnabas', North Rockhampton, for two years. Coming to the diocese of Auckland early in IM)7, he was for that year locum tenens for the Rev. F. C. Evans, vicar oT Tew Plymouth, afterwards accepting charge of the vVailara parish, where fiis departure will cause great regret.