PERSONAL

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14358, 30 October 1908, Page 6

PERSONAL

) o A New Plymouth message slate that Mrs T. S. Weston, v.-ifoof ex-Jud«o Weston, dial yoator.ilay morning. It- is likely thai the Roy. 11. J. Camp- ■ bell, of "New Theology" fame, will shortly ■ pay a visit to Australia ami Nov; /calami. A Sydney cablegram announces the death . of this Key. Mr Hililwrd. father of tho ! lhntist Church, of Now South Wales, at ' the ago of 73 years. Tho death of ikin Slat:e.ry. a prominent itcnian Catholic, is also announced, at tho age of 57- years. '■ Tito dca-th -is reported of Mr A. S. Aklrieh. Japanese (..Vxristd for Now Zealand, 0 at his home at Paraparawmt. lie ha<l been 0 ailing- for fomc time, ami quite recently disposal of his farm at Purapratmui, in.ending iu take a trip to Kni;!ai)d. Ahr.nl, a a week ;i;;o (says at: AtieklauiJ message) lio ; was attacked with a iK.ra!yiic ilrelce, wlrich e»dod falally yesterday. ', Tho New Kcalnr.d Tablet -reports ilic !' dealh of His John O'She-a. lSa-lfour. Tho deceased lady, who ha'.l bc-cn suffering front . a painful illness for a- considerable time, 9 pmxid away on tbe 19th insl. Tho late. ; Mrs. O'Shca had by li.ii' felnpw ami sympathy towards olhf.rs in llicir troubles aiivl \ sickness endeared horse-if to all wlio had th-j privilege of her' acquaintance, Tho ' deceased was the only sister of Mr .1. I'. a Matheson, of Dar.odin and Mr C. W. . Mallttvon, cf Invercar'jill s, Aboard the Chilian training ship now d in New /.calami waters is a journalist, d Mr Luis I'opeJaire, rnprcssnii nc; El Mercuric, o't Santiago. Chili. Ho lias accoin- " pai'-icd the ves-el since lrcniiM; 'Valparaiso ■ last IViinury. and duvir.:; that tirco lias e vi-.-itixl ; ?vc!->.l of the Soinii Pacific islands. . Japan. Signaporo, Albany (W.A.), and a Sydif.-y. !i Mr I''. Atlroek. a si--war-.l of the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer ; Papai-M, has just completed his forty-sixth voyage bei-wccii Ixiwtoii and New Zealand. Mr Adooei.-, wlio commenced his career as ° a farmer, drifted i-nio the navy, but. for tho Ll past 22 years, with the exception of one ir short break, has boon l:'a<liiitr lo New ZeaI. land.