PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 1, 30 November 1914, Page 4

PERSONAL.

A London cablegram (states 'ifiiat Mr. Charles Carlos Clarke, of the Eoval Bucks Hussars, has been married'to f 7 . n " , K '! ox ' J'°"nSi-'st daughter ot Jjord Lanfurly. . Word has been received that the services of Captain C. H. Weston, who volunteered for tile front some time ai»o Have been accepted, but it luus not jet been decided as to which contingejn, ho will be attached.

! Lieutenant Hartnell, who has been accepted for service at the front, will . leave New Plymouth en route f|o Tren- . tiiani, by the mail train to-morrow j morning. will be farewelled by the ; Members of t-be New Plymouth Defence Rifle Club, and also by the Citizens' j Land, both of which bodies will parade ! P lu "P°sc at the old drill shed j O.J'U a.m.

Among the natives of New Zealand who have joined the British forces in England is Captain Donald Petrie SirnWhl' ?°" A of K Simso ». ot Auckland As a lieutenant in. the uu V Zcillantl Contingent, Captain isnnson served througih the Boer and af!*., the declaraLnof So S ~l is' re permanently in Johanicsbiii where lie is a member of the Eoanl T and - of tIIB itend Water ~ a Hl! w »s in Edinburgh on tjie wnrT Si ! 0 !' 10 latter authority when } . bioke out, and, liurryinn- to London lie joined the cavalry raised "by Mr. Norton Griffiths, M.P., and now knowna's ran! nf Bdw «f d ' 8 H o«e. with the 'he xiimm n f rP S ime nt is under • lie aimmi,it),{ of Captain Craddock who •pmnuyulcd the Second New Zealand tentingent m the South African war Aecoidmg to his latest letter Captain Sanson was endeavoring tto sec^e theKewZeal^xSo^