PERSONAL

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8635, 16 July 1924, Page 5

PERSONAL

A London cable announces the death of Henrietta Ward, a noted painter. The death is announced < i Mr Russell Wells, a member of the British House of Commons.

Sir -John Luke < Reform > and Hr J. Horn (Liberal'* are two of the Parliamentary representaiives eho son to visit South Africa. Dr Eva Day. daughter of the late Mr and Mrs V.G, Day, late of Tim am. has been appointed superintendent of the Whangaroa Hospital. Mr T. D. Burnett, M.P. for Temuka, is recovering from his indisposition. It is uncertain when he will resume his Parliamentary duties. A message from Nelson states that Mr J. M. Brewster, engineer to the Akitio County Council, has been appointed engineer to the Waifnea Connt y. The Rev. G. V. Kendrick, vicar of Paraparaunui for the past six years, and who previously had experience of work in India and England, before returning to his old diocese in New Zealand, has been appointed vicar of Upper Hutt. A telegram from Thafnes announces the death of Mr Charles Judd, aged 87 years. Deceased was the founder of the first foundry in Thames, which he established in 1868. His firm constructed th<\ most of t.he iron lighthouses on the New Zealand coasts. There passed away at Opotiki lat week an old resident of that district in the. person of Mr 8. P. Moody, eldest, son of the late Mr Samuel Moody and brother of the Mayor of tipotiki. In his younger days Mr Moody was one who took a keen interest in sport, and his colours were carried to victory many times on the racecourse, his successes including many at Tallinn ga. Of recent -years he had been in failing health He leaves a widow and a son and Slaughter to mourn their loss.