PERSONAL WAH ITEMS.

Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15024, 19 March 1919, Page 4 (Supplement)

PERSONAL WAH ITEMS.

(i':o:a "The Colonist," Feb. 28th) li in reported that Private J. Sinclair, r-'ii] <if Mr L. Sinclair, of Motueka, died of sirkiiess in England on February ;20th. I March Ist. j hew a has been received in Nelson j that Lieutenant .John Dudley, formerly I Government Auditor here," has died !f- i-m paeumonia on active service. j \ . March 6th. ! A i.able received at Motueka states i ir.at -Sistor J. L. Flower has been rei Trier, o(! from the dangerously ill list. The staff of teachers at Nelson Boys' KJdiep.o has been increased by the reap--1 pr-intmont of two old members, Captain JTC. Hn:am. M.C. with bar, and Sergeant-* i'AHaju!' .1. Bird, who has lately been actjinj-, .-is .sergeant-instructor in physical i^yrrc'ses at Trentham camp. i^Mr' J. E, Strachan, of the Land | Tr:iiiKf«jr Office, has received notice of | ki« ti-iitsfer to the Wellington office, !a. iruvo which means promotion. Bur- | i.fi f- liiti four years' sojourn in Nelson, ; ?\:':f ytraehan lias made a host of friends, | t;.m: in addition to taking an active ! »>a:t in golf and bowling, is well known | i'.-r his interest in astronomical mat- ! Mr 11. D. McKeilar, of the Lands j Department, Blenheim, has been api^oir.tfd Commissioner of Crown Lands iit ISfclson, and will take up his dutj.es nc.yS -month. Mr T. Bpook, who has been occupying the position since the death of Mr F. A. Thompson, has been transferred to Invercargill.