PERSONAL ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 181, 20 April 1918, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS

■V Press Association cable message; from London announces the death 01 i"\ Siimuel Young, Hie oldest member ot Iho House of Commons. Mr. Youiis, wiio. vns. born in 1522, had represented tai.m X nob IKB, and 'had devoted him,elf to the advocacy of self-government I tor Ireland. . ' ttilleman Leopold T. Wakelh., killed in action, was well known to rnihraymen in the Wellington province. He ™ the youngest son of the ate Mr. '.. WJ£, B i one-time schoolmaster ot ..the l>l c> town and Morison Itiisii hcnools. Ih* deceased rifleman enlisted toward the «.d nV 1915 and was i.wice wounded, the lu« Ime in the opening <»««.« of. the Sonrno battle, the next at Pnsschcndnc e. «t tl c tine of his enlistment he was m the rnihvLv office at Hnntervilk, where ho leaves "a widow and a young son. Mr. D. Seymour, general |™? ;i o s the New Zenland Murnecl Sol lwi- f snei-tion left last night on a short ut^ C Christch«rch and Vedin. in connect tion with tho association's work. Mr \ J- Smith, of Brooklyn, has been idviixl "l>y cablegram that Ins eon, toi- ! lVSi»tor the winter, acconI miied bvhis wife and .family. 1"[ 4 Nl'Caul, acting traffic manager S to Samoa in August, 19U, va=, » KM Customs, WiUington. He left «ith the Tenth Heuiforcemeiits. I §msm mmmm ut Lincoln College. The death of Mr. Duncan CampteUat the a°c of 80 years removes one ot bout - Oh landed Mr. Cam,ibell in J'oit i hen he came to the land o his adopI tion In about three years he left the lOTveeaiidtoflkanployincntinalocal ! store. I'ollowins on this he becamo i hi er of Cubb ami Co.'e coach between Bluff and Kiverton. Afterwards Mr. Campbell commenced business on his own account, and his coaches ran between Son and Clinton (or about owtoen rears. In 1877 be became Crown La ids Hai eer and Inspector of Forests for the iSiaml district, which" poation" ho