PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 3 January 1922, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mr. S. W. Shaw left by the mail train on Saturday morning • Miiigaweka, where he will spend a.. Jays.

Misses P. Heal, M. Hawker and Evans have completed their course of studies at the Wellington Training College, and have returned to New Plymouth.

A cable from London announces the death of Dr. Reginald Farrar, son of the late Dean Farrar, from typhus at Moscow, where he was organising famine relief on behalf of the League of Nations and Red. Cross Society. On Saturday the staff of the Daily News met to farewell Miss Short, typiste, on the eve of Mr marriage, and to present her with a memento of her association with the paper, this tak'ng tue form of a set of aluminium k'tehen ware.

One of the oldest and most respected residents of Devonport, Mrs. Edward Bartley, passed away recently at the age of 84. Mrs. Bartley was the widow of the late Mr. Edward Bartley, one of Auckland’s most prominent architects. She was married in 1859, and celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of her wedding nearly three years ago.

The Rev. J. Hugh Perkins has arrived in Wellington from England, on a visit to his son at Inglewood. Mr. Perkins is from Bradford, Yorks, England. He also been pastor of churches at Norwich and Worthing, and worked for four years in Home camps. He is accompanied by Mrs. Perkins.