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Taranaki Daily News, 14 October 1916, Page 4

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iLentenant G. T. Weston, of the lflUi Refiifi>i';ements, is spending part of his final leave in New Plymouth. A cable message from Copenhagen reports the death of' Otto, the mad King of Bavaria. A London cable states that 'Lieutenant Alexander Ormond, of the Manchester Regiment, son of Mr. Onnond, of Mahia, New Zealand, was killed in action. Seaman G. Doyle, of H.M.S. Pyramus, who <vi'iit with the cruiser on her trip to "somewhere" over two year* aero, ; s now in New Plymouth, enjoying a month's holiday. Lieutenant E. Hickson, who won the Tarnnnki golf championship in 1015, is on n short visit to New 'Plymouth. He is in (-barge of the Maoris in camp at Narrow Neck, ami leaves at the same time as the 10th Reinforcements. Sergeant W. Beck, Headquarters, Tauherenikau Military Camp, is at present in New Plymouth on final leave. Sergeant Heck is a son of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Peck. Morsis. Masters (chairman), fti.von (member), and Wh'itcombe, secretary of the Taranaki Education Board, who have been in Wanganui in connection with the adjustment of accounts between the two Poards, returned home by the mail train last night. Mr C. A. Wilkinson who was also a member of the committee, proceeded to Wellington. It is understood that n satisfactory adjustment was arrived at.