PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 350, 30 March 1910, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Handle}', of Xapier, are visiting New Plymouth. The Rev. John Laird, pastor of the Baptist Church, returned to New Plymouth last night, much benefited in health by the change. Mr, W. W. Smith, curator of the Recreation Grounds, proposes to. leave New Plymouth 011 Thursday morning for the South Island, where be will engage in a spell of scientific resw-rch work. Mr. F. Waldegrave, Under-Secretary for Justice and Commissio'.er of Police, arrived in New Plvnioiit'. on Monday night. ITe is on a tour 0? inspection of police stations, and veste day paid an official visit to the local s r.ti'on. A Press Association wive from Palmerston North states that Sugeant Stagpoole left for Oamaru ye-ierdav, after receiving presentations fvm the local Justices. Sergeant Magnire, of Wellington, takes up Sergeant Stagpoole's duties on the Ist April The funeral of Mrs. Henthcoat Livingston took place at Hawera on Saturday. The Star says it had beer, found necessary for her to go into i private hospital for treatment, but valvular heart disease of long standing and consequent complications in the internal organs made it impossible for lie- to rally. When the roll of the survivors of the Battle of Waireka was called on Monday the following said 'iere!":—Cantains J. S. MeKellar, R. C. Hamerton. ,T. Bavlev, D. MeKellar, J P-'ack, W. F. Humphries, Xevland, Lieutenant Free, Color-Sergeant F. Stevens. Sergeants .L Crozier, W. Pearn, and " Oliver, and Privates A. Pearn, T. Ve?'c, T. Lnn<jman. J. B. Haigh, E. Bulot.' .T. Pearn, W. D. Weibster, W. King, and G. Tunnieliffe.