PERSONAL,

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13750, 12 September 1908, Page 4

PERSONAL,

Mr W. T. Mprpeth, of the field $taff of the local Survey , Department, has received notice-, of transfer to Nafrier. Mr Morpeth has been stationed at ffevr Plymouth for the past fifteen years, lie takes up the position of computer in the Napier office. » Mr Albert Bruntnell, the secretary of the N.S.W. Alliance cables that h* is leaving Sydney on the. 16th inst.e for Taranaki. He has been engaged ill the campaign in England in connection with the Licensing Bill, and if engaged for similar work. in this Jfo#« ncial District. ' Mr Harry Edwards, who has been in business in New Plymouth fdr sonao years, leaves on Tuesday for Bulls where he is opening a boot business. The services in Whiteley Memorial Church to-morrow witl'beconducted by the Rev. W. E. Bromilow, of New' [Guinea. Mr Bromilow for the last seventeen ' years ha§,. been the director of the Methodist Missions in New Guinea. Messrs A. T. Ngata and H. J. Greenslade, M?sP M went North by ,the Ra-< rawa last night. Dr. J. M. Mason, Chief Health Officer, was a passenger for Auckland by Jast night's steamer. - • Mr A. P. Harding, captain of tho British football team, is not accom- , Sanying the other members of theiconi- 4 ination on their Homeward journey. \ It is his intention to remain in Australia for sometime. The probabSitieft are that he will pay a brief visit tQ the Dominion. / v. *