Shield August, 1964 Born London, educated in France, Australia and England. Worked as assistant accountant with Cameroons Dev. Corp for 4 yrs. Ordained by Archbishop Markall.

Miss Mag v.10-11 p.46 (Spring 1960) 'On Their Way'. Part school in at Riverview, Sydney. Commissioned in Royal Artillery.

Miss Mag (New Year 1963) p.29 'On Their Way'. In Madagascar for Theology at Jesuit Theologate.

Miss. Mag. Vol I p.117-118 A further Obituary
1860 Born at Somerset West.
1886 Began noviceship, 25th April, at Graaf Reinet and ended it at Dunbrody.
1889-94 Trailor at St Aidan's College.
1903-34 at Dunbrody.
1934 to Driefontein on the closing of Dunbrody.
In community he was a great asset with his unfailing happy mein and wealth of anecdote. He became famous as a 'pill maker' using the juice of American aloe, which was much sought after among the natives and the Sunday River valley farmers. Bro. Arnold spent nearly all his religious life at Dunbrody. He was a convert and his early school life spent at Grahamstown. He was apprenticed to a tailor at GT but did not like the confined life, and joined the Cape Mounted Police. His first work at Dunbrody was rearing ostriches for a while and then took up the work of prefect coloured boys at the school, for which he was eminently suited. He had a knowledge of Xhosa and could speak Taal. But these accomplishments were nothing to the holy example he gave to his charges. Himself a perfect religious, he edified all by his deep devotion and religious spirit.