PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 200, 21 February 1914, Page 4

PERSONAL.

■Mr. P. \V. lagan, of Auckland, paid a one-day visit to Xcw Plymouth yesterday. t Mr. It. Ellis, clerk of the TarannM vounty Council, lias returned from Auckland, where U« has been spending a holiday for the past two weeks. Sir Romild Muuro-l'ergiuon, the newly .appointed (iovernor-tiencral of the Commonwealth, and Ladv Munro-H-rguson, will „nil by the Otw'av. Sir Konald has refused a peerage. " A Xapier wire states that Mr. K.'"" Averill, president of the Dannevirke A. and P. Association, has been appointed to represent Hawke's Bav on the Board of Agriculture. Constables Wrobleuski and Brown, who are to succeed Co-wtablcs Kgan and I Me .can .arrived by (he mail train last night, the former was recently sta- * honed at Chnslnnmh. flm l the latter at Ues port. Prior to leaving Christ--I'ln.rch Constable Wroblenski was presented by the Cl.ristchurch member, of the force with a travelling bag. Tlie (iovernor and I.adv Liverpool Paul tifir hrst ollicinl visit to Oamaru yesterday, and were enthusiastically rewived by the residents. On their arival the party motored to the beautiful Oamaru gardens, where | lis K. vce llency wis welcomed by th.. Acting-Mayor, Mr. IK. M!ll,ga„. i„ the absence of th« Mayor (Mr. W. It. Kivlti) from illness, and was presented with an address and entertained at a civic lunch, after which he visit,,,] the Waitaki Boys' High School, where his Kxccllency p'reJf "ted the Heath Cup to Cyril'ting, tie first *ew Zealand scholar to win it aft^ yleftf ° Vt,U ' XO, ' ththß --