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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4, 31 July 1918, Page 6

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In Saturday's Hospital report, Pfi' vate' CM.; O'Sullivan, Cardiff, was gazetted, as a. "not severe case.". • In the latest hospital report the" name of. it. A. "Warner (Patea) appears in-the-list-of those reported seriously ill. A recent list, of promotions in the New -Zealand iixpeUiiionary Force iio '"tines that Conipahy-be'igeant-AJajof A. E.. dortori/'illMi, has "\ been appointed Secdnu-Lieutenant. - • ' Captain Orr Walker, military repre-, seuiative 'wit;, the iW. 1 Wellingtons Military'Service iioard, is again \\\~ msposecl, and his place yesterday was taken by Major Cdx, of the Hawera, Group office. " * J A Press Association message from Dunedin states that Mr James A. Burt, eldest son of Mr Alex, Burt, and a director of Messrs A. and/1\ Burt, ' 'died o)i Saturday, aged fifty-one years. He ' had been . suffering from heart trouble'for some tiine. Lieutenant S. Frickleton, V.C., of Glreymouth, who was given a civic welcome in Wellington, i s still being feted wherever he goes. ,On Saturday; week he was given a reception in Blenheim; Nelson has honored himj and Motuclca followed suit on Friday last. . ' : -■] . ■ ' '•" ; 'i / Mr John Delaney .died a few days,, ago" at : Lower Hutt, at the age oij. 95.""He MS a native T of i TipiM>rary.{ Mr Delaney few' service" in both fha Crimean' and Maori, warsy and was; in'receipt of "bile Imperial and New Zealand' pensions, "aiicl holder of the New Zealand" Cross. "\ ' : <