PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15646, 27 June 1914, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

' ' ' '' ' \ . X , i. thf.mt Mm. H VtA#&Aumt>'bfofot Wflliogum by ih« mld-day wprcss yon*? ■' tik Hos<rf Mr. Justif* Edwards twos* ted try lis midday eitpreM to Wellington . pmfoy, joining the wm at Kraokion, ;' on Mi .way to ttiumit lb sitting of tb# ;'.!,': Appeal. Cooit, . which opens teat Monday. I% MfpfMiibfy Smith ha* been appointed fe* i-teViiw'position ffl the* Public Health Do* fe-,: -,iMW»»«*t «* Ptiucdin recently tacatd by L ,-, Dr. CWuipta!»ap, now Professor of the- ' serology in t)« Olago University. Dr. w '' ' gmitli if 8 wtivs of Otaeo and rocejved "-" j Jus medical education in the Now Zealand •< '■• and Jifinbnfgk Universities. In 1913 »* . oWiind lite diploma in Public Health of tta ftowU Ooliej?** »l Pt*ys»daja» Md »>£ v jteea* of Edinburgh and allege*. At j , Edinbiirjjb Dr. Smith w«* . mblslaol to • Professor Harvey Littlejolm. We death occurred yesterday fit her r«id«ne«, in Wynyard Ktrwt, of Mrs 1* J. JhgMtt, the wife of Mr. L. i. Bagn&ll. The dewasrd, who «**» 76 year* of age. armed with M* husband in No* Zealand to 1864 on lb* brig Pritfeta, owning to thin cotsnirv from Print* Edward Maw), Canada. They owed tbrouHb »ha ♦"*"? vfriMltod'* ir,c;<!e«tfti Vi the life of »'» early p««»fA«*i, winning for themselves Ujft i estate* 'A »l» tiUtem and the friendship! of a Ifcrpf circle of acvjnalntancM. The J ' fakwi i» survived by lie* husband awl » grown up family. Tba d<*fa of Mr». John McCtillwigh ha* J - removed on? of No* Zealand's oldest ..colonials, awl one who witnessed many f of the most iriirrina scene* in the his- j '' tory of &6 Auckland Province. Ml. awl Mrs. MtCalloajih we) their family reached ' ,' AacilAnd on September 20, 1859, in tli» ' ToiT-ftdo, tho first irwi ship to enter tho 1 ' . harboor. Mr. John McCufloßgh ltft lr<v land for 'the colony tinder tbs indaccment ( ''•■' ' of the 40-acro land grant. r/gt«m insti- "-."' tnk-d'by the latft John Williamsffn, then ":' Bnp9,rinWnd«nt ( of the Prorincc of Amil:"' land, : fie took up hb granta in the WJul"''r"mii district at In » » *' tsew day* .there w?re no'' fo3da, only ""'"* ITaori ' 'Xfi&i; nod Maongakaranwa pis : " - JBjahy njiJ*s from the nt-fimt landing place '"" at, jfa%»pai. Finding the bsck country '••■ "*m no place (or yonug children. Mr. "'*'' SfeCdfln'ogH' pfirchwd land pa the banks '' '* of the Mangauai P.iver, and there removed '.'-' . h« family. "He lived there till hi? death ■-'* , in 1370.' Soon sfl#r the dc-rtth of her l j ''•fcttifhacd.' Mm. .McCnllnnfih removed to Auckland", and ha? resided bore em since. MrfrMcCnflmuh was born in 1822. jIor f ton* are i Mr. WflJhm McCollongli, propriel/*r of the Thame* Star; Mr. Jameil '-'' 7- MfCf'tlonffh. r,; »teoiiriUr:t, Aocklaf/(st Mr. i uaso Or-ot? 1 * : 'Mtt%lliw?h f ' fam«, of Manea-; <* ' ml; Mr. JoJitt-MrOnlloajrh, of San Franand Mr. Fr«f. Mc<7crißtieh. of, • , --'''.y[i'f : \:i''t lh*. '\Thfe' d«wrnV« are: Mr?.' F, Wfrfjo. of'Ktuftmr Mm. He*lfttt- wifeof the Tt»». 0. Hewlett; and Mrs. Sims,; of Ponjonby, I j • • • iiimiiiiii i