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Mt. W. D. I'owuftjll was yesterday re-elected' chairman of directors of the l£aujpokonu>j Dairy Company.
JVlr. justice judtvarda arrived in Mow Plymouth by last -night's express, to preside over the forimeoming bessions of the Supreme Court.
A London cablegram report® the dicath oi Mr. Stephen Funics, ir- f or Hartlepool since 1910. He had large interests in numerous shipping ajwt shinbuilding companies and iron Mid steel works.
The position of headmaster of Christ's College Grammar School tas been offered to and accepted. by Mr. George irnest Blanch, M.A., Melbourne. Air Blanch will, take up his duties at Christ's College at the beginning ot next year. Mr Blanch was a "junior student" of Christ Church, Oxford, and took his degree with lirst-diasß honors 111 Natural Science in, 1887. Subsequently he was appointed senior mathematical and science master of Sydney Grammar School, and was acting-headmaster tor the year 1890 In 189» Mr Blanch was. appointed headmaster pf the Church of England' Grammar School, .Melbourne which position he still 'holds. Under his leadership • tho school hag reached its luUes-t limits of numibers. Mr Blanch is a married man, and lias throe Children.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 87, 8 September 1914, Page 4
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190PERSONAL. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 87, 8 September 1914, Page 4
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