PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16217, 21 May 1918, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

The Very Rev. Dean Hyland, of Rangiora, has left on a six weeks' holiday trip to Australia. Corporal A. R. Turnbull, who has been on leave from Trentham for some time past, left last night to rejoin his unit. After a pastorate extending over,2 years in the King street Congregational Church, Dimedin, the Rev. Geofg& Heighway has accopted a call fro® Palmcrston North. Mr R. G. Itobinson, Government Forester for tho South Island, in letting for tho South to-day after officially visiting tho Canterbury State plantations and Sehvyn reserves. Staff-Sergeant-Major S. Glover, Amy Service Corps instructor for the Canterbury district, left Christchurch last evening for Trentham. He leaves ( or the i'ront with tho 40th Reinforcements. Wo arc informed that Walter Jam®' Gibson Hughes, whoso namo appeared in tho gazetted list, published yesterday, of reservists ordered to report for medical examination in ChHstehurcli, left New Zealand with the 14th Reinforcements in June, 1916. Soffl" time ago ho was invalided to England, .suffering from trcnch fever and g ß ' burns, and is now on the New Zealand Headquarters Staff in London. Lieut. George H. _ Keat, wb® as a private, hnH received his cdß•nission in the Royal Flying Corps* He is tho noil of Mr C. Taramea street, Addington. Ho h®* seen much service, and is a survivor p ' the Marquetto, which was torpodofd on October 23rd, 1915, in tho JEgean Sea. He has been mentioned in general d® s " patches, and was presented by Brigadf#General Braithwaite with the velW® certificate of the Royal Humane B°" eiety for saving life after _ the m"*? battle in October, in which ho to®* part. He played hockey against Fraafe for the New Zealanders, and lias cap* tainod the nugliv team of different squadrons of tho R.F.C. which he had been in. Before the w/ir h® wa® employed by the Kniapoi Woollen Com* pony, Christchnrch.