PERSONAL ITEMS.
Another Kaponga boy, J. M, Hammersley has won, .the. Military Medal Jie is the second son of Mr and Mrs Mammereley.
m.^Wls G «'v' eß» who is attaohed to 7 ld -f-mbulanCe of th® Ne^ Zea'^T -^JP^^oniary Force, returned to duty this, morning after spending a short furlowgh in Haweora. He was previously on the staff of a hospital ship. Mr Arthur C St. Paul, of New Plymouth, ha® been appointed manager of the New Zealand Farmers' C<w>p. Organisation Society's wool department at Wanganui a& from the beginning of next month.
• A hospital progress report issued on Thursday included the following- Still seriously ill, C. Soar (Stratford); still seriously ill. progressing fairly E. A Johnson (Patea); hot reported' as severe cases, C. Bourke v (New Plymouth) T. Bpugh (Waitara), W. Goble (Inglewood), E. J. Kilsby (Tariki), G H Raylor (Inglewood), A. A. Rouse (Hawera) J.. Sinclair (Waitara) A. J. Stackhouse. 'Otakeho). A L Sturmey (Eltham), J. W. Williams (Patea), S. Winters (Auroa).
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 28 September 1918, Page 4
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164PERSONAL ITEMS. Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 28 September 1918, Page 4
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