PERSONAL NOTES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XLV, Issue 4144, 22 January 1916, Page 4

PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr H. J. Finn will be a passenger for Auckland by the Tarawera this morning.

Lieut. Moltzen, Gisborne area officer, returned from a visit to headquarters, Palmerston N., by yesterday’s boat.

Mr J. Craigie, M.P. for Timaru arrives from South tins morning to take part in the Burns anniversary gathering next week.

A Press Association cable irern Sydney reports the death or .Mr Geo rim Mu sn-ore the well-Known theatrical manager.

Mr W. B. Ingram of Whakatane formerly proprietor and editor o: the

“Kaikoura Star,” arrived in Gisborne yesterday on Ids way overland i.om Napier to Whakataue.

The Well-Known Gisborne horseman T. 27. Jones Js now in camp at Tre.ntham. He reports himself a -.. _-.i pleased with the conditions, end regards the life as ideal in every a .

Mr. Dalton, who bo: Leri a:,;. , used Imperial Trade C. .Rsioh- r for New Zealand in suceesLoa to Mr. \Y. G. Wickham, transferred to South Africa, will arrive in Auckland i: in Vancouver by the Niagara on Tzh. February.

Troopers Wm. A. Breckin and Peter Foxley are returning from the front on the" Willochra, which reaches Port Chalmers towards the end or the month. They left Gisborne with the Legion of Frontiersmen under Lieut. Twistleton, and were attached to the Otago Mounted Rinc-s. The annual report of the C.E.M.S. states that the ic-llowing Wair.pu members of the C-E-M.S. have fallen in action: Major George Cuthbert Mayne (Gisborne), Corporal E. L-a (Opotiki), and Private E. H. Sheppard (Tauranga). Captain E. G. Fraser, adjutant of the Auckland Infantry Battalion, v. .-:n returned invalided to Auckland some months ago, after having been severelv wounded on two occasions at Gallipoli, appeared before the Medical Board on Friday. He received instructions to_ report to headquarters and arrived in Wellington by the Main Trunk express on Saturday.

Dr. A. A. Martin who saw service with the R-A.M.C. m -b landers early in the war, is likelv (says the Manawatu “Standard”) to be' going to the front again shortly, to serve "in the New Zealand Medical Corps. Dr Martin recently published a book on his experiences, under the title. “A Surgeon in Khaki.” After his return do New Zealand Dr. Martin was a member _ of the Trentham Inquiry Commission.

The following Hawke’s Bay education district candidates have been, successful in passing the junior national scholarships:—Briggs, Ethel Mav, 524 marks: Gifford. Muriel C.. 522: Harris. Jessie Evelyn. 524: Hobin. John Therom, 529: Hueston. Eileen Cytiia. 561: -Jeune, Philip C-. 510: Rich. Gordon F., 540: Smith. Alleyne A., Hawke’s Bay, 511: Speight. Ruth E.. 524; Stacey, Kathleen M.. 50-3: Wilkes. Florence E-, 571: With cron. Pauline C.. 602.