PERSONAL.

Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 30 May 1919, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Privates "Kori" .Spiers and Vic. 3!organ arrived at To Horo on Wednesday night, after considerable service at. the front. Both received a warm welcome.

; Mr S. B. McDonald,, who has been (connected with the staff of the Te Horo Co-op. Stores for _ome time, severs h'n connection with (ha,t body, en Saturday for the purpose of., entering into business on his. own account-at Te Horo. Mc McDonald, who has always hcaa popular and obliging, hopes, to merit, 8 fair share of support. ,

Among tire soldier.-; to tO.-J.rv. by the Bimtttaka was Private Phil 31iine, .-on of Mrs Milne, late of Ohau and Matia-

kau. Others to return by the same [boat were Lieut. Harold Honobin, Pry j irate A. Horrobin, Corporal Lucas, Pri'vatc Lc*U«.Newport, and Private Duv.- ' son, all of Levin. Mr.-/ Guy Marrto'tt, of Levin, also reiarned to'New Zealand ■*fiy the Biiaula'ks-

Private Frank MeDougall, son of Mr and' Mrs MeDoagali, of T*s Horo, returned by the Pakeha. Ths* is Mr MeDougall 'a third son who has returned from toe front, and we are pleased to, | state all have good health. Private Frank MeDougall was in the railway stores at Wellington'-when--fee enlisted, and as hi* position was kept open, it is probable that he will rejoin. Mr Hc'Bougall,. another tott\ who. recently ;returned froradhe front, .and-tvho-i* now reiidiag a! Waiknase, was among the Boldier? " entertained st •■ Tokomara. re-, eenily. "■ He . Wa« the -recipient ■•of- a hutdtomd stedal. . .

Private George Tattersall, of otafci, returned to New Zealand by the Pakeha, w-liich reached Wellington yesday, and is expected to reach Otaki this evening or to-morrow. .

Among the soldiers to returi to New Zealand by the Pakeha, which a-rrived at Wellington yesterday; was Corporal Geoffrey Field, son af the member for this district.

Dr. JScannell, for some time medical officer, at the Otaki Sanatorium, and more •recently of Cambridge and Auckland hospitals (where lie was first assistant) has received an important appointment at the Duncdin Hospital, thatj of first assistant. Wo congratulate) the doctor ou his success.