PERSONAL ITEMS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 25 April 1913, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Messrs D. Robertson, A. D. Thomson, and F. R. Triggs, Public Service Commissioners, will arrive in New Plymouth on featurday, says the Herald. _ -^k° Edon cablegram announces the death of Mr John Saxeley, aged 91 He invented the railway interlocking sysA cablegram from Lbnaon states that the municipality of Falmouth entertamed Sir JoEuph Ward, whb afterwards opened the Flower Show. Mr Thomas Trask, for many yearresident m Hawera, and lately transferred to Stratford, has been on sick leave at Rotorua undergoing a course of treatment at the baths. In a letter to this othce, he expresses very enthusiastically the benefit he is receiving from the bath called "The Spout " He expects to be able to put aside his crutches in a few days, and to return to Taranaki m a fortnight. A cablegram from Ottawa announces the death of Sir Richard WUliam Scott, ?« * a** Y as£ OT some time Secret tary of State for Canada. , He was the author of the Scott Act (1875) for restricting the use of alcoholic liquor, and SFrfwuh"** Parliament the School SSLPi^ g™ng Roman Catholics the right to establish separate schools.