PERSONAL ITEMS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 20 February 1915, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS

Advice has been received from I*> n<s °* l that Captains. A. C. Robinson and N. O. Hamilton have'been as majors. Both are memhers of the Bntish Army Service 'Corps, and have been engaged in New Zealand for the past year or two in organising the • New Zealand Army Service Corps.—Press Association. The Rev. Dr. Brown sailed Moeraki to attend the New Zealand Methodist Conference, says a bydney Press cable. Lieut,JColonel Davidson, of the Peru-vian-arrnv. has returned to Nelson after a few weeks' sojourn in the North ■, island. He expects to leave for boutti America in a few weeks' time. Constable Wade has -been appointed Inspector of Weights and Measures for the Counties of Collingwood, Takaka, and Waimea, And.'the. Boroughs of Richmond and Motueka, in succession Constable Towns-end, transferred,to Eltfcam.. - Police Inspector Ellison, _ who, is 'At - present in Nelson, is lyins stations in the district. He is ,at present in Collingwpod. '..••• Captain' A. Martin - (Medical; Corps,' a New Zealander), mentioned .French's despatches, is Dr. A.-jA. Mattin latel" of Palmerstonv North;; - Jae is a son<qf Mr Thomas Martin, oftfiunw den. formerly of the Railway Bejpait--ment, and 'brother of Mr J. T. .Marffy (manager for Wright, Ste.v<mson,' ■ Jxt-d. Company's Christchurch branch, who is now in"Java in'connection, with'the'Wismar's cargo. Captain Martin is of Lumiden, Southland.— Invercargill Press wire. '