PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 19 January 1917, Page 4

PERSONAL.

-r.ptain i .... flartoell i.: .n eommaiiu of J. Company cf the 21a'; Reinforce* inoiti

Scrgeani, J;.eturr.ei soldier-, arrived in Jicv P.ymoiuh last evening, a.ftei spending c.-.vu'a! weeks :.t Rotorua.

A«.jor Hawert, arrived in New Plymouth by r.ho mail train lajt night.

Mo:,srs . ...'cLtou nud -I. G, Fookes, two of Ncy7 P.y-.ncucb's enresentaiivea at Uie Dominic.i osv.'ling tournament, arrived bask 1.-.ft evening.

M.\ F Milne, v-ri. jias tarn in charge of the Presbyterian Church in the Km [wi district, goes nito cam]) next month. The Rev. DivL Campbell, oj Siversi dale, has ..;;en:e<! v!ie call to St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Wanga« 1:11 i

The. Rev. _ Jaic, or I.livaaia, who uia bccu spending a shore holiday in New riymoutL, returned bovnc yesterdaj. The i'.sv. 0 Do&a, of Port Ahuriri, Napier, with Sirs and Miss Dean, ara at present visiting ICew Plymouth Ar.mnj, tho.v .nehided 1.1 the recent list of wounded is Lr.ncc-Corporal l'\ Sharrock son of jln C. Sharrock, Rahctu.

Mt. ,)%y, i<or:r., c: Gore, father of Kr. K. Day, borough inspector, if, visiting Xeiv Plymouth. Mr. Day ii an enthusiast ic bov.ier, osins president of tha Southland Centvc,

Mr . A.iiifcnh, formerly 01 tho Auckland City Coi:jicil'B staff, has nrvned m Hawern. to take up his duties rn.ipectc:- lo' Hie He. vera Borougtt Council.

t'lf".' Jla.Jciiaid, general manage/ of lh< Kaupckonui Co-operative Dairy Factory Co. received word on Wednesday of the death of Ill* father, at Balclutha. ilr ifaedonrJd leu for the south and will be nnscnt for about a week the death occurred 011 Saturday last of a very old resident,, of Nelson, in the person of .Mrs Flett, widow of the lato Jlr. W. Flett, formerly of the City Council stall' there .Mrs. Flett was born in Nelson, hci "atliei, the 'late Mi Macdonald, oeing oiu. at the Expedition' Company who arrived :ii 1941 by the Whitby.

I.icut'. ..krvyn R'.uikiii Reed, of the Ancklan-.l Mounted Rilles, who was wounded di:tint the operations on the Egyptian frontiei last week, is i son of Mr. I U. Heed. K.C.. ot Auckland. Lieut. Reee, who i< twentv-one years of upe, is nn old King'; College boy Ho left with one of I he early reinforcement*: about eighteen month* ago with L.:.. rank rf cecond-lieiitenant, and bus been in Kjfypt eve: since.

prosentaiiwi of a silve; afternoo'i ton service wns madoMit the Auckland 'Magistnue'r Court to Mr. W H. Freomnn, of the clerical staff, on the occasion of his promotion to the position >f clerk of chc. Court r.t Elfhain. Mr. 12. C Cntien. N.M., in making the presents t:on on behalf of the magistrates and Sito.f, expressed liir. :ecn regret e.t losing such a capable and courteous officer, and srid that lie, liir. brother magistrates and the ptati would look vorward to Mr. Freeman's future r-.iccesu Mr F. V Fraser, SM., al io sj)ok.-> in eulogißtie terms of Mr. Freeman, end Mr. H. H. F.alfe, cleric of (lie Court, ..aid he. was very sorry to bav,. to ..ay farewell after being associated ivilli Mr Freeman for ?.o long. Ha was pleased to say that he had never received ningle complaint regarding Mi Freeman from any quarter.