PERSONAL.
Mr Thornton Jackson, of Auckland, j baa been appointed a revising barrfrrfer ( under the. Building''Societies Act. 1 Tho Rev. A. J. Beck, of Ngaruavahia. j haa been appointed vicar of Xortheotc, , and' bis place will bo taken In- the Rev. , J. T. MeWllliaine, who was* connected , v.-;;ii tho Maori Mission. . The death is announcer! of Mr William \ iHionison, of the KnFt Tamnki, after a ( tomr illness. Deceased, came to New. 4 Zciilnnd in 1891, and in addition to , fanning at tlie TYucaki he was at o-no , tirnn connected with Onx-milliug in tho , Pukckohc district. He leaves a widow. Tlie death took place yesterday of Mr. James Seouller, of Essex Roiul, Ml. JWcjl j Deceased was the son of a Glasgow mcr- , chant, who came to Kcw Zealand for health reasons- in 18C3. He was identified with farming, pursuits as a young man, and later turned his attention to building operations. Deceased was well known in Mt, Eden,and Mfc Roskill dis- 1 tricte. He leaves a wife and three young children, and haa three sisters iiringin Auckland—Mrs, Sproulc, Mrs. Cochrane, and Mrs, 0. J, (iarland. T„c /iincr.il ; taken place to-morrow. i
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 183, 2 August 1913, Page 9
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