PERSONAL NOTES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17281, 23 September 1916, Page 10

PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr F. H. Labatt has received a cable message stating that his youngest brother, Private Walter do Burgh Labatt, has been wounded. Private Labatt enlisted in Adelaide with tho Twenty-seventh Australian Reinforcements/ landed in Egypt early_ in the year, and had been in France since May lastThe president of the Methodist Conference (the Rev A. C. Lawry), received a cablegram last evening stating that Lieutenant G. B. Sheridan had been killed in action. The late Lieutenant Sheridan was a rasident of Marlborough, but in 1913 entered the Methodist Theological Institute, and was well known in Christchurch, as he frequently acted as supply for the late Rev J. Ni Buttle. He enlisted in the ranks last year, but was subsequently promoted.