PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 22 February 1917, Page 4

PERSONAL.

The death ocurred at Wellington 01 Tuesday of Mr. Robert Turlington Noble Beaslcy, formerly gaoler at Wanganul at the age of 73.

Mr. Edwin Arthur Rule, « well-know! , Rangiwahia resident, died in Palmer* ston hospital on Tuesday night as th« result of a fall from his hone wiill rounding up cattle. A Melbourne cable states tliat Dean McCarty, of Melbourne, has 'been ap« pointed Roman CathoUc Bishop of Sand'' hurst.

1 Mr. E. C. Pirria, of Masterton, a re* turned soldier, was at yesterday's meeti ing of the Hospital Board, appointed dispenser and house steward for the New Plymouth Hospital, in place of Mr. 0. P. Bastings, resigned.

Mr. Harper Lepper, of Lepperton, left by the mail train yesterday morning for Pahncrston North to attend the meeting of the Council of the Jersey Breedw Association.

Messrs Jas. Hine (chairman), H. E, Vaughan, and A. H. Halcomjbe (members of the Waitara Harbor Board) re< turned last night from. Wellington, where they have been interviewing the, Hon. A. M. Myers, Minister of Marine, on business connected with the Waiter* Harbor Board.

Captain G. J. Adams, formerly of Pm tea, is now bacteriologist at Ripon Mili< tary Hospital, England. At the comx mencement of the war he wais in Scotland and immediately offered his ser< vices to the War Office. He was posted as Regimental Surgeon to the HJth ttoyal Scots, and for over a year served In the trenches with his regiment inj Flanders.

Two weddings of recent occurrence wore celebrated in Stratford. On the 10th inst. there was solemnised in St. Andrew's Church by the Rev. J. D. <?. Madill, the marriage of Miss Jessie M. I. Smith, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald McK Smith, of Stratford, and Mr Douglas Ronald Turnbull, eon of Mrs K. Turnbull, of New Plymouth. The other ceremony was in the Catholic Church, the contracting parties being Miss Theresa, youngest daughter of Mr R. Scannell, of Ngaere and Me Frank Daniels of Blenheim,

Mr. Harper Lepper, of Lepperton, has received word that lite son, Company-Sergeant-Major C. D. Lepper, has been

■minded in France, At the same* time, e received a cable from Sir Henry initli, stating that his son was out of anger. Sergeant-Major Lepper left as private with the main body and has ecu all through Gallipoli. He has been lightly wounded before, and worked hi* ,'ay up to his present rank. He obtaind the Military Medal for bravery in 'ranee. The Lepper family have a great •ceord for bravery, a brother, the lata jeutenant Lepper, having also been warded the Military Cross'. Recent casualty lists contain the fo!« owing:—Died of wounds: Private B. Marshall, Inglewood. Died of sickness:; liflcman W. James (next-of-kin, George Standing, Inglewood). Wounded: 'Private C. J. Caskey (Mrs. M. V. K. Wright, Stratford, mother); Sergeant J. Capper, vaimata; Private Hectair G. Chadwick [Mrs. Chadwick, Hawera, mother); Sergeant C. B. Lepper (H. B. Lepper, bepperton, father); Sergeant H. Law son (Mrs. M. Lawson, Patea, mother); Lance-Corporal T. A. Parr (J. Parr, Awakino, father); Sergeant R. W. Rich. irdson (Hi 0. Richardson, Uruti, father); Rifleman S, Herbert (Mrs. A. Herbert,' New Plymouth, mother); Rifleman A. Kenny (Mrs. M. A. Kenny, Eltham, mother); Rifleman D. J. Mannex (D. Mannex, Eltham, father). Hospital profjit'Bs reports contain the following:-* Removed from dangerously ill list: Lnnce-Corporal T. A. Parr (Awakino), Not reported as severe cases,: Private T, H. Coupe (Egmont), Rifleman W. R. Kelly (New Plymouth), Private David Brown (Upper Mangorei), Private Leonard Caskey (Stratford), Private Hector Chadwick (IRaweraj, Private,N. M. Glen Clemoes (Hawera), ' QuartermasterSergeant Stanley Collis (New Plymonth), Private Alex. Elgar (Stratford), Lance-Coq>oral Green (Stratford), Prii vate Tlnrold Leslie (Hawera), Private; Paul Neustroski (Waitara).

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