PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 24 June 1918, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Tho-Gazettereporta tha&SeigepnfcsE. K. Coutts (Taxflp) has been promoted to second-lieutenant. Mr- W. Harvey, iboo&ing atMßtd Elthflma station, has received motfMMif Ins transfer to Ha/wera. A Sydney cable states that Miss BUi* son Macartney, daughter of the Governor, Sir W. G. fflson Macartney, was thrown from her horse and Boasmbei to her injuries. Mr. W. M. Hatamer, of Mwr Bymonth, is joining a leading anoantanqy firm in Wanganui, and. leaves swf Plymouth, where Ihe rendered stexHxg service in several oapacitise, the-emd of July In the latest hospital report pnKlWmi! the following Tsranaki names are given: Still seriously ill, E. N. Efflttore (Man&ia); improving, Ooip. E. JL Johnson (Patea); not severe eases, J. E. McL. FlavaH (Elfch&m), H. Julian (Jfiteroy), and H. E. Mafileaw (Nor Plymouth). Mrs. E. Maclean, Moleswarth Street, received word last week that her aon, Private E. E. Madman, had been admitted to hospital in Prance suffering from injury to his right knee. Later advice states that Private Maclean was transferred to hospital in England on June 16. . Mr. P. J. Brattle, of Eltham, has been advised that his youngest brother, Private Charles Brattle, who left wife the 10th Reinforcements, returned to Wellington Saturday (says the Argus). There are still four brother# On active service, one of whotn was twice rejected in New Zealand, and, undaunted, he worked his passage to England and was accepted for the British forces. Mr. Brattle's son, Private F- Brattle, is also at the front.