PERSONAL ITEMS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 12 July 1915, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS

Bombadler C. N. Louisson, of Nelson, was among a number of sick soldiers admitted to hospital at Cairo from Gallipoli on the 7th inst.

Lieutenant A. C Rout, who was wounded at the Dardanelles, has embarked for England.

Mr C R. Fell is at present in- Wet lington, attending the Court of Appeal He returns on Tuesday morning.

Sister R. Levien, sister of Mrs W. Lock, Nelson, and a member of the Wanganui Hospital staff, wag. amongst the nurses who left on the Hospital Ship on Saturday.

Mrs. M. O. Jacobsen has received word that her son, Private Charles Jacobsen, who was wounded at the Dardanelles, has recovered, and has been sent to the front.

' Mr George G. Stewart, Station-master at Port Nelson, left on Saturday for Metcer, where he has been transferred on promotion. Tho staff of .the Nelson section held a gathering- in his houße, a number of speeches /being made testiiyin<r to his capability as an officer, his many personal qualifications and courteous and obliging disposition, and the very satisfactory, manner m which no had always carried out his duties.- Regret was expressed at his leayuigr Nelson, and best wishes for his future career were extended. Several -presentations wre made, the principal one ibing a siVvr-plated tea and coffee service The presentations were made by Mr Young, Stationmaster. A number of fiends of Mr,. Stewart met at Mr Wm. Locks warehouse, when, on behalf -of the '■Pun Mountain Hill-climbers," Lock presented- Mr with lit bacr" Mr Lock referred to Mr Stewart's many good qualities And the great S*eetele^hefd-iiV.by^m4nsofaaens, Sighed. Mm >ll *fP«* cess." Messrs Harford, Tmdill,- Bradley W. TFrank, ind Q ! . Byxri also •.«*- Sssed regret at .» Stewart's de-. gSe wishes -for his future welfare.