PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 135, 16 September 1910, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Mr. P. Fagan and the Rev. Cruiek>; v shank were passengers to Auckland last' ''-\ night per s.s. Rarawa. *■ ,:$ Mr. F. S. Henderson, of the Auckland ;i staff of the New Zealand Insurance Com." "i pany, has arrived here on transfer toi'S the New Plymouth office, v ■'/ Mr. W. 4. Hawkins, who for two yeara ' jj and a. half has filled the position of reek-' , >. trar at the Supreme Court at DunedSi,. & and who has been transferred to'Chriiifcj A church, was accorded a farewell by ffcfcFS Dunedin Law Society and presented wisfc« a gold sovereign case (says a Press A*? 'J sociation message). --■*! News comes from Otago of the deataf r , ■& of a very old pioneer, Mrs. W. D. S».'-« Trotter, who arrived with her fathw.-vi the late Mr. William Dalrymple, in tto-jl ship. Rajah from Scotland in'lßsl Twqh*| years 'later she was married at Gooty--Ji wood, Waikouaiti—in 1895—t0 the laW'J? iMr. Trotter, who had come to New Zej*VJ land by the ship Magnet, in 1840. Sey-'J eral districts and churches hare felt that ;& she was a mother in Israel, for she always anxious about the welfare of or. other charitable object (says a, ,-V5 southern contemporary). Far and neat Mr. and Mrs. Trotter have left an ex- 'J ample of courage and endufanee,. and \h well-beloved memory. The members* «f '*S their family are:—Mr. W. S. D. TfcottW'Vß (of Hillgrove), Mrs. Couser (ot'RoinVs hood), Mrs. MacPherson (of ToUuu* ( rj Oamaru), Dr. Trotter (of Riverton), Mr. If A. Trotter (of Wellington), Mr. *. Trot- tf ter (of Napier), and Mr. John D. Trot» .1'! ter (of Roslyn, Woodlands).