PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 34, 30 June 1914, Page 4

PERSONAL.

There died at Waverley on Friday evening Mr Lavid S. Taylor, .ft 'ljjfc, popular and well-known ceased, who was a »n of the tain Taylor, one of the founder* the town of was a suSceMfeu breeder of light and heavy horses, and had been closely associated for many years with the sporting activities of the ■ district. He leaves) a widow but no family. The funeral took place oh Sunday, and whs attended by repreßontd- < tives from all along Mie coast..

Mr W. P. Shield, who has for tha .M pant six or seven years been derk in !' the Government graders office, at Motaron. luis severod hik comitctioh with thft • .Agricultural department, and leaves to* " d'.iy fair Patra. Mr Shield will in future . "w! lie associated with his father-in-law, Mr K. ('. Horner, who is derk to t!« Patea Ominty Council and secretary pf . the .. . luraibor Hoard, Hospital Board, and pull- ; ; enuis other local bodies.

The deatli occurred at Auckland on Friday of Mrs L. J. Bagnall, the - wife of Mr L. ,T. Bagnall, The deeeued» lio was 75 years of age, arrived her. Husband in New Zealand iti" MM, on t'lw 'brig Pakelia, coming to UrisoMmtr.v from Prineo Edward Mand, G)W|iid»« They passed through tlic many vicWt udes incidental to the life of the cejly pioneers, winning for themselves the tgteem of all citiaenh and the of a large circle of acqjuaintanoeg.--sprtt de(«i«ed i« survived iby 'her liufrt»&'tti>»n9 a grown-up family. ,'i ============= $,•