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Taranaki Daily News, 29 July 1918, Page 4

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A jxndon cable states that tfa*2fov /.eajand editors have arrived ia London. Mr. T. B. Orewwsfl, M.A-, senior inspector of secondary /schools, arrrfad ia New Plymouth on Saturday nigfet is conaeotion with the annual inspection of the local high schools. Mrs. George Boby, Bell Block, has recerreil advice that her,, son, Rifleman Kussell Hoby, was admitted to hospital m England on July 20, with wmatio* ffound in the right side.' . The fallowing Taranaki names appear in the latest hospital report:—Stai seriously ill (improved): JR. Jtmes (Kai« Wt%Y- Removed from odiously ill Hat: 6. A. Wells (Mangorei). N o t .severe keases, R. Hoby (BeU Block) aid H. ■Tames (Hawera). The Pre& reports th** the death occurred on Thursd§y..at the Patea Hospital of Mr. John Antrofcus, who was well known in the Pa/tea and Kakara•aoa districts as an enthusiastic horticulturist,. The deceased had been in failSw fyf&lth for some time past, and finJlljr sjKeumbed to heart failure. !f'l K^>nnQ # i 'i3 th the "*«* s t«te 'fctemmation ifoY J "nurses, members of the Sew Plymouth Hospital nursing staff , wre tf«W» |L/L'XScoll passed with over 75 per cant' of marks, which, is a.TOrymjßpfttgtioAW p«rfonnance, q. gin*)*,,, $ Stanton, g.;iep4»on, Q. Bfttoe, and :ks*yl°r~y>**9 **» SWS&fijl. % fact • all, the candidates from the losal hoapd-JjV-who fat,for examination pawed, a .jpwte to their own and the ~J3QPfiHent training rwplved.at tho loot! institution.