PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 28 October 1915, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Among tlif recruit* registered yesterday, was Mr. A. 11. .ic'din-tone.' IVA.. I fj.Lll.. the well-known New l'l\ month barrisl.er. Mr. A. I'aull left by (lie mall train ye.-stcrd.iy for Wellington, en route to Australia, where lie will, spend the next few weeks. Mr. Guy Templar, who is at present with (he fTawcra Electrical Supply Company, has been appointed manager and engineer of the Thames Municipal Eleetrieal Company for four years, and his friends will be pleased to hear of bis rapid advancement. (limner Harold Plitnincr, whose death in action at the Dardanelles is reported, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. lUimmer, of Boulcott Street, Wellington. He was an engineer by profession and went away with the Main Expeditionary Force. Tie had been in the firing line ever since the first landing at fiallipoli. Mr. R. S. fhisholm, manager of the Patea branch of Messrs. l.eviu and Co. died at Mawera on Monday. The itecrtiscd, who was well known throughout the Dominion, was a warm favorite with all classes of the community, his courteous manner and cheery good nature endearing him to all. For some time past he had been in indifferent health, though it was anticipated that he would improve after an operation which was performed some months ago. The late Mr. Chisliolm is survived by a widow and three sons.