PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 99, 4 August 1910, Page 4

PERSONAL.

.?# "^ — • Mr. R. Cock has consented to beco t a. candidate for tho West Ward in I a Borough Council. and' Mrs. R, Cock leave thiß mo iing on a visit to Dunedin and Chri ;- church, and will be absent for about 1 n days. r ?':•. William Gill, retiring Wellingt nt manager of the Alliance Assurance ( ~ Jast night received from the Wellingl n district agents a pre*oi\t%t,iya v oi i illuminated address, a case of'jjipes a i tobacco pouch, together with a tea a J esffee service and «.' gold- grannie chi a Gill.' The presentation v 8 hiade by Mr. Fr&V7<&TOfiii)[ the old t ( ; agent-of the company. Mr. C. It. Smi i, itjlVitew Wellingrjim; was a » ('^resent!—i'almerston telegram I TUg. death ifc-ahft'ojini'iSci !of the R '. Biutaki Paul, at Kaipara. Deceai I was the second eldest son of the It e J&wtti Kawharu, cKief" "6?""IHe" oi e Jrtightjy Taou tribe. i-AfteriMng cducal I lat the Wesley A&Kiand, he - lyered! the ministry at the„axg_of Ifering the 35 years he spent in his wc lc jSfeyears of which he was stationed t Wajitehuna, c at Ipiipara) he deVOtiM!£}M|fig solely a tjie; welfare of hu c< - tinuously and a w¥|jii<)>npel i by a and six cHirdnmr'-Mrhe R \ j Hauraki Paul's two daughters are i charge of the Matihitihi School, Ho i- ." (lis Excellency 'the Governor, 1a J Islington, leaves on Friday night : p Christchurch, where he, wjlj remamj i-■*Jl-August 10, thv 4o*.Dunedin. leaving Danedin oa <Aug'Wgllegten, -amtjnjt .Wl+teiiaroi morning, and leaving on,the same day for Auckland, rlierSaiS! Winter Show, and return to Wellington Board. At Christchurch, he will be offfc c?«ly-welcomed will receive: afnH'addreis &t<l Victoria' Square. In .ifllddjtionj ;;'* iefaee will-.. be. .held, and tl}* Governor will dine'with the member* "f.tbe. Christchurch Club. At Dunedin IP mmnar*-programme will be, observed, and his Excellency i will diite at the Jumedin qiub on, August 10, and be entertained at a civic, banquet on August