PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 275, 12 April 1913, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Messrs. 8. Percy Smith, and Richard" Dingle have lieen appointed members of the Egniont National Park Board. Dr. 11. A. Cooper, lias bought the house ami praetiee of the late Dr. Harrison, and also the nursing home. Dr. Cooper and Dr. Buist have littered into partnership. A London cablegram states l.lAvt tin? Duchess of Conniiught is processing satisfactorily. The operation disclosed a chronic obstruction of the intestine due to inflammatory causes. Archdeacon Evans leaves on. Monday for the Taumarunui portion of the diocese. He will subsequently proceed to the Oringi Territorial Camp and join the 11th Regiment (the Taranaki Rifles). A complimentary social'was tendered to the Rev. J. H. White at l'atca oit Wednesday by the members of the' Methodist Clmrch, who presented- him with an address and a purse of sovereigns. Mr. White is being transferred; to Wellington.

Mr. F. (i. Mangusson. Town Clerk,. Dannevirke, has been appointed secretary of the Llawera County Electric Light Company, vice Mr. J. P. Dugdale, resigned. There were in all about 1.50 applications for the position from nil parts of the Dominion.

The Prime Minister will remain in Wellington to. attend some of the functions in connection with the. reception of the battlecruiser New Zealand. Afterwards he will pay a visit to the Kino Country in his capacity as Minister for Lands. He is desirous of visitin-r the Ohura settlement and some of theVclal settlements. Mr. Massev has had urgent invitations from quite a number of districts, including Marlborough and Nelson, but he informed a reporter that t was doubt ~1 whether he would le. able to vis, t these localities prior to the meeting of Parliament.

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