PERSONAL

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 396, 23 May 1910, Page 4

PERSONAL

|f Mr. J. Rattenbury is gazetted to be a member of the Taranaki Land Board. r, Brigadier James If. Bray, Salvation ie Army, has been appointed an official visitor of all the prisons in the Dos. minion. >y Mr. Donald Buchanan. died somewhat ?e suddenly at Hawera on Friday. He was m seventy-nine years of age, and was one 's of Hawera's oldest settlers his resideace le dating back to 1876-7. *' The death occurred at Wellington on e " Friday of Mrs. Spiller, who had many 'P friends in Taranaki. The deceased, '" who had been seriously ill for sometime, was in her sixty-first year. Mr. H. Trimble was re-elected chairlc man of the Moa Road Board on Satura day. Mr. Trimbie has been a member "■ of the Board for the past thirteen years, i- and chairman during the latter eleven: J~ According to report, there will be (l three nominees for the position of ,' Chairman of Committees of the House, which is to be vacated by Mr. Wilford. '. The names mentioned are: Sir Wiiliam Steward, Mr. Davey, and Mr. Jen- ' £ nings. It is not known which candidate .." will receive the support or tlie Govern- ", ment. Nt r . Mr. Daniel Bayly, <a very old resident 1( l of Taranaki and Wanganui, died suddenn. ly as a result of apoplexy early on Sunr. <«iy morning. Deceased, who was 75 a years old, came to Xew Zealand witoen u[ ato out five years of age, the family reus sid'ing in Taranaki. He had been a ae settler in the Wanganui district for over thirty years. . ,! . I