Page 5 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 4 August 1915, Page 5

Mrs. T. Copeland Savage, of Auckland, lias receivcd a cable frmn Cairo jo th" etl'ect that her husband, Ahyor Savage. N T .Z.M.O.. shows a slight improvement in his condition. , Mr. Cornish, a Wellinetoiiian. who possesses a fnrcijrn-£oin« master's certificate, a necessary qualification in his instance, has been appointed chief ofiicer pf the (Government steamer Minenio:i, in succession to Mr. U. Dnnninond, who is "oiny Home to join tlie Itoyul N'avy. PERSONAL Mr. Robert llislop, who has been for the past thirty-seven years in the torvice of tlie Raihvav Department in various parts of Xew Zealand, difd at ■Wellington yesterday, at the age of ."i_\ For tlx; past six months Mr, Ilislop had been u'oods agent at Wellington.—Prtw:. Association. Tlie Xelsoii Diocesan Magazine stales that Sub-Lieutenant A. W. St. Clair Tisdail (8.A., Cambridge), the soil of the Rev. Dr. St. Clair Tir.dull, who-was ordained in the Nelson dincese. anil was at one time Vicar <il WnkWiehl. was killed in the Dardanelles on May 0. '[.,■ took his B.A. degree with double fir-t----claas honors, anil the Chancellor's gold medal in 101:?. He received his commi- ■ sion to the K.X.D. on October 1, IAU, and went through the Antwerp Expcdtr (ion. lie had a great talent for lanfrti, aces, and both at Antwerp and in th-' Mediterranean lie acted as interpreter.