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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 393, 19 May 1910, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mr. John Heslop and Mr. Arthur Cleave proceeded nortJh by the Raraiwa last evening. A cable message announces that Ueneral Sir R. „S. Baden-Powell Ls gazetted to the retired list. Sir George and Lady Reid will entertain Mr. and Mrs. RooseVelt on the 30th states a London cable. ' Color-Sergeant F. Harvey, of the Central School, is appointed sergeant-major of i\o. 1 BattaliontCadets. Mr. Olm,lies Izard, ex-M.P. for Wellington, received news by the last mail of the appointment of his brother ' the Rev. Herbert Izard, as Archdeacon of Singapore. A telegram was received by the chairman of the Stratford County Council soiling that His Excellency Lord Plun--I:ct would arrive in Stratford on Monday, 23rd instant, at 12.52 p.m., departing for Huiroa at 1.2 p.m.. arriving at Huiroa at 1.55 p.m. and departing at 2.20 p.m. News ,has been received l>y cable that Mr. Kenneth Hoby, who has been at ''"J"* Hospital for the past three years, has passed 'his 'final examination for the Licentiate in Dental Surgery of the Royal College of Sungeons," England. Mr. Hoby is a nephew of Messrs. George and Oliver Hoby, and Mrs. Enroth, of New Plymouth. Mr. T. (Tony) Bristol, of the local postal staff, has been transferred to Auckland, and -left by last night's .boat. His place will be filled at the locax office by Mr. Pipe, of Wellington. Prior to hi* departure Mr. Bristol was presented with a set of silver-backed hair brushes by his fellow-workmen. 'Mr. Bristol was well known in local swimming circles.