PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 118, 9 November 1911, Page 4

PERSONAL.

A New York cable states thai .loseph Smith, head of the Mormons at Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.A., is dead. Dr. and Mrs. Walker are passengers by the (.'ornithic, which left Capetown on Friday last. November ;i. The liner is due at Wellington on November 2S.

Miss Ma reliant, lady principal of the Dtinedin (iirls' High' School, has resigned lur position, the resignation to take ell'ect from the end of the year. Cable advice has been received that Mr. C. YV. Covelt and Miss Monica (iovett arrived at Perth on Tuesday by the Moldavia. They are expected to reach New Plymouth about the 2;lrd inst. Mr. liichard liell', an old resident of Manawalu, died at l'alnierston North on Sunday la.-!, aged ninety-four years. The deceased had resided in Palmer-ion fev the last thirty years. ][o leaves a grown-up family.

The many friends of Mr. J. K. .Maoka.v. secretary of the Stratford Kaeing Chili, will be sorry to learn (says (lie ■Stratford I'o-u lliat his medical advisers limil il jieccaMiry for him to undergo an opcralinii. to relievo an internal trouble which has been all'ccfing his health for some time.

Three young priests of the Unman Catholic Church arrived from Sydney bv tlie Maheno mi Sunday to lindciiak'o work in the Auckland diocese. They an Kiiher <f|)-.1i.-rty, from the Irish College, I'nrU: Father (I'Mallev. from Carlaw College; and Kather Kurd, irom the Propaganda College. Koine.

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