PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 127, 16 October 1912, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Chief Jiulge JackMin-Palmer and Judge Rawrwin, of the Native Appelate Court, are in town, and are staying at the White Hart Hotel. The Revs. Col vile. Harrison, Kemp-t-home, llobison anil Addenbrooke left by the Rarawa last night to attend a meeting of the Auckland Diocesan Synod. Mr. ,T. 11. Box lias been transferred 'from Wellington to New Plymouth to fill the vacancy in the Customs Office caused by the transfer of Mr. Napier to Christclmrch. At St. Mark's Ohiircli. Wellington, on Thursday afternoon. Captain Kstcourt (of the Scots' Greys), A.D.C. to ITis Excellency Lord Islington, was married to Miss Anson. It was a very pretty wedding. The Revs. A. Reader and B. Metson, of Stratford, representing the Methodist and Primitive Methodist connections in Stratford, leave to-day for Wanganui to attend a meeting in connection with the union of the (-hurdles. Mr. H. M. Campbell. M.P. for Hawlte's Bay. who has been seriously ill with typhoid fever, is slowly progressing towards convalescence. He will, however, probably be unable to take his place in Parliament again this session. The residents of Taumarunui have formed an undenominational committee to procure funds to help the Rev. H. 0. T. TTanby, who was injured in the Taumarunui tramway accident a few weeks ago. and to provide him with an artificial foot. The Buenos Ayres Standard of ,Tulv 17 reports the death there from typhoid fever of Mr. -T. T. Pinfold, eldest son of the Rev. J. T. Pinfold, of Roslyn Methodist Church, and formerly of New Plymouth. Deceased, who was born in Dunedin, was 23 years of age .