PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 268, 20 December 1909, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Mr. A. L, Jjiiwivy, oJ' tin' Deeds 1 Ml'inv received word thill lie'ha.- juiced! llic lir.rst .set-lion ot iliu suni'ilm * examination. A jireSft wiir irom I'aiiin'i'-.lnii Norllii siaiea thai, Lord and LhU I'llUlkel. um> I wiil alntrtly lra\e i'aluiu~ini| N.»i'l'l. I terhiined u. mnnur ui a«. | ii garden purl.v at. " \\ u.idhey,' i:ic * i.e- | refill iTsivleiiiL-, un rr-ai nrday. I ,\lr. Edward \\\ 11.A.. hn* 'been appoiiiu-d nuiMer at mi' I Auukhuid Tcduiieal .vlhupL tie lias been on nwdeni iiuj ) al tin.' Aiiekkmd t tii\ i i v, aim previously wnf uiask-r ui tin; Mruiidar.. department ui" iiit! (."ainundye lliyii isuliuul.

lit llir (.'iituu-;! (iu .Saturday morning mi- iimi. Sn [j. ,j. Miller [irc.M'iilcil uh' speaker, in;' linn. I. >. IJiMYi'li, wnii ;i m-, n mhi'i 1 piiilf mi iii> (kuiyliu-r in v (.11 ihvli<iii wrJi n,-i in*'rri : iyi 1 . Ihm. in. i-.ml-l|iy ami Mr 11. Millrr pai.-i a tribute lu llic priHiiilU'in p.ii'i Mr. lioi;I'll had taken in and e\pn *>eti the best i)i i.lie tuiuu-ii on and ins d.iu.MH'l' m'li.iii. i i.e Hulls. U. 11. •). Kievrs and »). I. I'.uu >jnu;i.' in] I .siiitil.tr Nil:.- .uni mv. 'I. iiowci) inaiic j \ a .suiUuiie n spoilt. I I ilii' uu.'.ui i.jUhii'd ni AVI'. i'V^U-vifk

lllhoi' itlld joiimallnl. I>i ceasnl ,va> ae originator and alitor oi dur *llll Mall L.a/rUe. W'lu-ii mv. i 'hoinpson puivnased ihir, ami turned il nto il Liberal paper, Mr. (■ r<'cin\cu<l and illior inenibet 01 the Mali' founded liu* it, -laiUts'.-i (ia/.e.Ue, U'llirl! di'.e.l-rd niu il lor >i*vri';ii war*. ill-- jhidljc.i 1 neluded: Louis ,\a pnieon iioiia parte, 'liuperor ui ilir Freiiei!. 1 ; l.ue n! \'apoleon I In* Third, In.'m; I ii«' i.ovcr'.i a'xienJi: Imagination in i>riain>, ana ,liL'ir study. •Tin- resignation oi ur- u<-v, j'Y.iuk Unlets \ ii'il!' ..1 I'li.nn.m, liMiop. Air. I'iy-uLi i, a \L-mU-i ui" \u> Jlieo.-aipliical auciei;,, aim the <_•!».. i icavm iur hi,, v\a> to Ik' hi* llleo-ophieai tK'iiM (ii I but Air. has made a thai lie and aiwa\> win In-, a lovii duirelimau (*a\s l!ie Ueralaj. ,Mi. i'jgyoU came out iruin abo.n lilU'L'U lllOUlllS il;jO. nj 1( . of t.le youiijf clergymen <-iu>'-en o» l*i.-iu»j» Xe!i;jau lor tile work ul Wie iUtJci.'rc" when ;n Kn^lajid. A Crimean veteran, Mi'. Kdwin Aiuvd lleiiwood, died recently ai Kiitlan ! »St. Albany (. Ui'iatehureli, at ! 1:.ox eiglil\ yfars. Air. lleti\\out!, ..i was a private in Ule lir.-l battalion oi the IDLIi ilegiineiit (i l Foot, lei: i\:i;ri J .ul witii the lin l isli l r<i« i|>s lor tl , .'a ill April, 183-1, and fought a' ' !e« oi' Alma, Luhormau and .apol, a.'i,! was also one oi the storming partv at the lledau. IJ- was (>ay* ;hc IV;,s) wounded while mi «;iiard owi sihik- Kii-, sian prisoners at iiikerman. .Mi'. 11.-u wood was one of seven who alone re

turned out (if UKO uirii lluil wciii o,n. At u later ]>eriui! lie u M'nt. i.o from which place he was invalided home. Sir. Kenwood served ten years in t!i,. Army, and then got hi* discliargc. He received the Crimean nieilal. a elasp fer Alma, lnkerraan and Sehastopol, an-1 a 'jurkish medal. The late Mr. Ifenwood was horn iU Truro. Cornwall, on November ] Itli', ISiiJ, lie (Mine ou'l lo Ne.v Zealand in the ship I,'akaia. witli i.iwife and four children, anil landed al Lyttelton on »hr llitli, 1875. His wife died eight years ago.