PERSONAL

Taranaki Daily News, 8 June 1932, Page 4

PERSONAL

Miss Pattriek, Director of Plunket Nursing, is visiting New Plymouth.

The Hon. Mr. Justice Blair will leave New Plymouth for Wellington this morning.

Mr. A. Thorne, of the New Plymouth staff of Newton King, Ltd., has returned from a visit to England. The health of Mr. S. G. Smith, M.P., New Plymouth, has not improved as rapidly as was hoped. He has been ordered a complete change by hi? doctor and will probably go north. The death has occurred at Brisbane, states a cable, of Mr. Richard Sandeison Taylor, aged 65, editor of the Bnsbane Courier for the past 13 years. He had been on the staff of the Courier for 45 years.

A Sydney cable reports the. death of Mrs. Grace Poole Ziele, aged 86, who was married at Clyde (Central Otago). She was the daughter of Professor and Mrs. Roberts. Her son is Dr. Herbert Ziele, Napier.

The death at Adelaide of Mr. John Verraii, Premier of the first all-Labour Government of South Australia from 1910 to 1912, also a former Senator in the Commonwealth Parliament, is reported by cable. Mr. Vferran's age was

The following names appear- among recently-announced results of the New Zealand University special medical examinations held in May: Passed or completed the second section of the third professional examination for the degree of M. 8., Ch.B., H. E. Bellringer, Teresa I. M. Craig; completed second professional examination (old regulations) for the degree of 8.D.5., L. M. Cachemaille.