PERSONAL

Temuka Leader, Issue 7569, 28 April 1917, Page 3

PERSONAL

Mrs Kay hits received word that I’yivatc A. 1. AV. Kay, who was recently reported to be suffering from bronchitis, h:/s recovered and returned to France. ' .- . v

.Mr Bonar Law’s second tfon, a lieutenant. in (.he Scottish Borderers, has been wounded, and is'missing in Palestine..

A: Copenhageuhtelegram states that it is reported Hint Prince Eitel, the Kaiser's second son, has died, of typhus- ■,• ..... ■ , ,' '

Airs A King, Temuka, -received word on Wednesday from the-Mon. dames' Allen ■ that her son;-Private .lames King, of the Canterbury Infantry. was wounded on April I2tli. No indication is given of,the nature of the wound. .Tin ,Minister for Defence adds his sympathy and.liopes fV.r a speedy recovery. . , Mr C. -d. Billon-received a cabl vesterday from t bcMiiustej-pf Defence advising that his son, Trooper F-,;.J Billon, had '-been ’ woitndodLi.il -air eu.-. gagenmnt the 'Burks on'. 19th April. Trooper Billon joined the • Fifth Hciiiforccincnts, and has been for the last ‘KTinriri th-s cam pa i going in Egypt with the tit h Regiment Canterbury A.l.oubted Kitles. ' Air Clutha Macken/.ie, a sou of the High Commissioner, who was blinded at Gallipoli, and...!ia,s, ;sinee started a brcey.y little,.newspaper entitled

*• Chronicles of N.Z.E.E.’, is now on liis wav to New Zealand, and is expected to arrive early next moiitli.-