PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 218, 3 February 1913, Page 4

PERSONAL.

A London Umt Lm . (l Iv.ii furly. a„ ex-( ,'overnor of New ZeaI'lim, is suficrnio- f rmil p 7H .„ mon j,,_ '■ >r - 1111,1 lrs - I'ertrain were passen"i l ' >'>■ th >' Ramva on tin da v ni^ht. Hi. 11. ( . Hewlett has been appointed 'lead teacher at Manaia. y> A ~P" r a! n I ' rom l-ondoii states that -VI r. Allen m-i]l accompany the King on bis inspection 0 f (| )( , X ew Zealand. A London cablegram announces the Admiral Sir F. G. 1). Bedford, aged 75. Tie entered the Royal Navy in loo_, and was present at the bombardments of Odessa and Sevastopol. A London cablegram announces the death of the Earl of Crawford at the age of fi(i. lie wais formerly President of the Astronomical Society. death i.s announced by Press Association telegram of Mr. Alexander Macfarlane, of Ai-hray. a well-known North Canterbury vimholder. Me was 50 vears of aye. I'.x-Cliampion 1). Roots, of the Ka; ponga Rifle Club, has decided to throw in his lot with the Pa tea Club, says the Press.

Mi', li. Cottier, Whangamomona, was presented with u purse of sovereigns, and also a pretty gold pendant for Mrs. Cottier, at a social gathering held in his honor on Thursday night. Miss Jackson, M.A., of Christchurch, and Miss Kennedy, M.A., of Gore, have heen appointed to the staff of the Stratford District High School. I'ev. Father O'lleirne is being transferred to Inylowood: Rev. Father t'ahil! l)aiinevirke to Kltham: liov. Father Kergin from Mauaia to Waipawa; Rev. latliir Saundersoil from Waipawa to Manaia: 1 le-v. father Ainsworth from J'.itham to Xelson.