PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 107, 29 September 1914, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mr. D, L. A. Aatbary aJtrtwutfie to candidature for tie iKjjpuvff; go;<i .•« Uio liberal interest. Air K. Dockriil ]im jus i. rvotfcul wowl from iiia sou "Jauk," wfe> k«« won tkroug.i iiia inedieai «mr»o a* that he lias obtained hw rue4kni degree beside* eixwing diplomas la bpc&ai work. At* tins name time euro# iU:iv« tliat the newly; qualified moii.uu bad volunteered fur service fcLii'ii kttiAxeswtl tin commission in lia licdieai ATiwy L'orpa, where lie should acquire m»dt valuable txperk'Uce.

•Major J li. llumtj, K.X.Z.A., is addition to Ilia duties as oiricisr c:!ii:i,.uui,i infr depot,, has lowa appointed i»iis(pccti>r ol artillery ainid engineers (uatnpoiurv) during ttiio aibaenco of t'lia exjMxtitionnry forw;, and luia been granted t/he temporary rank ot lit'ul-eiiant-tM.Joini! while ao employed. Th« position ol inspector of aiitil'le-ry mis previoimiy beld by Lieutenant-Colone! Q. N. Joiijiston, K.A., who has been appointed to tile command of t'ho I'h'M Airuillery Brifjtde of the oqpedit'ionaiiy fonco. A Dunedin Message etaUt that Incut. }[. K, Kenniek, who was loot os the Hoguo, was nian-ied i» April list to the younger daughter of Mr A. 6. Vfctereon, umrchawt, of Dunfutitt. The took iplaco -in. 'England, iMrs. Pateruon ajid her two daughter went foi' the piimoso ot the eereinioTuv. Ijieiitmaßt 'Rennick was with Otptaia fc'cott in the. Atttirvtie.

-in- li. Sp t ?nce, of ptratford, fij at Etratford-on-Avon on Augu-st 13. 'Writing to a frienid in New Plymouth, ho »av« ho has had a glwious holiday eo far, but now with tli? war going on) be cannot tell what !ii» future moromcnts will ba.

Archdeacon Gould, vicar of St. Paul's Cathedral, died suddenly in Dunedin o» Sunday morning. When a servant entered the dining-room of tie vicarage at seven o'clock she was horrified to see the Archdracon lying on the floor dead, lie had evidently been sitting in a chair, and apparently feeling -unwell, he rose cither to get something for himself or to call for assistance, aid fell forward, bringing the chair over on top of him. 'Hie Very Rev. Henry George Gould was born in Wolverhampton, England, in ISSI. He arrived in Lyttelton in 1873, was ordained deacon in 1874, and priest » 1877. He was appointed to Oamaru in 1890 as' Archdeacon of Ouinaru. Several years ago, at the invitation of Bishop Neville, he went to Vnmedin and resided there tame. Tim Archdeacon.had not complained of feeling ill, and as ho had not recently been attended by a medical man, an inquest will be necessary.