PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16403, 24 December 1918, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr Irving Sladon returned by • ferry steamer on Sunday • absence of two montlis inAustralia. . The Rev. H. N. Roberts, foraey. vicar of St. John's, Wools ton, turned to Christchurch after two ye«# service with the forces. Mr E. I>. Mosley, S.M., on transfer ♦ from Auckland to Otago, in Ohristchurch, and goes.South early . , in the New Year. .-j<: Among the membere of Ao Houso rf Commons who Lave been returned un . opposed is Mr J. Cathcart Wason, foi> nierly of Corwar, Canterburyt .aad-ftr , some years a member of the JNew tfear ,y land Mouse of Representatives. -Mr npon has represented Orkney Shetland since WOO, and on more than, one occasion, as at the recent cJecppu>4^-| was returned unopposed. ; Information has been received private cable that Lieut.-Colonel A.' y» " Corfe, D.5.0., Royal West Kent ment, who has been a prisoner many since March 23rd, has England "looking splendid"; tain Anstruther Corfe, Australian Ai®y|p Medical Corps, has oome through war in good liea.lth, and that ■ . Duncan Corfe, of the Australia Tw-% nelling Corps, has been awarded Military Cross. The Rev. Henry Williams, 6en,, wMHgt has been acting-vicar at Woolston fogsjf the last two years and two months, now retired, and has been sucoeeded-wffiv' the Rev. Frank Dunnage, who returned from active service, and WMSs ' was formerly vicar of Hals well. TnKf induction of Mr Dunnage to the of St. John's was performed by Julius on Sunday afternoon. His ship gave an impressive address on th®n' duties of the hew vicar and thp oongp*r' gation, and also referred in appt-ciative 'J terms to the faithful services of the l Rev. Henry Williams, sen., who bad « / been in charge of the parish for the 'lad two years. - •> **