LATE PERSONALS.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 835, 13 October 1916, Page 11

LATE PERSONALS.

There was a big meeting at (lie Olareville Hall Inst nighi (says a Press Association message) when six Waira-i-iijin schools presented Mir Walter Buchanan with an illuminated address to commemorate his 'M years as their representative on the Education Hoard. The presentation was made !>y Mr .1. T. M. Jlornsby, Mayor of Carterton. Mr J. R. Brunt, of Linwood, received !a cable message this morning to the efI feet that his sou. Private John ltarband IBnint. who was wounded on September ; In, but rejoined his regiment on the I l!Mh, was wounded a second time cm October 1, and was progressing favourably. j Private lb nut was' under 19 vears of jage when lie enlisted. lie was em ; ployed on the Nelson apple lands. ;lll d [left with the Nelson section of the i 10th Reinforcement,. Piiwife Walter W. ( Hick) (iood was : wounded iii Prance on October I. Ife is the second son of Mr and Mrs T. A. jOood, IiMI Lyltolton Street, Spreydon, land was educated at the ( 'a \ ersham | Public School, Huned'ni, afterwards at lending I lie Fast Christchurch School | For year- he worked for Messrs M. !() 'linen and Co., and prior to enlisting was driving for' Messrs .1. M. Ilevwond an ! Co. ■ He was a member of the Lin wood Football Club, lie left Ne W Zealand with the lHh Reinforcement, and : v. as -'■'• \ i a i's of age. Sorgt.' K. 11. Scott, killed in action, bin- '.'!' years of age, and was the son of j I'rofc- or .1. li. Scott, of the Otago ' I'niversity. ami a brother of l)r P. 1.. Scott, of the Chi'istchurch Hospital. He i was educated at the Otago .'Hows' High j School, u here he look a very' keen i M - Iteresl in sports. His business career [commenced at Shanghai, and later 1„. i uas manage, of (he China Mutual I,ife ; 1 nsurance ( 'onipnny, in Manchuria, lie i was in Canterbury at {lie outbreak of war. and he left with the 7th Reinforce .Incut.