PERSONAL ITEMS.
Sergeant-Major Dudley. Hayhurst, n Temuka soldier serving in Palestine, lias got his commission. Private A. W. Edgeler, ono of the Temuka soldiers who returned homo on Tuesday, was accompanied by his English brido. oMr G. A. M. Macdmiald, of Orari, has been elected president of the Council of Agriculture for the ensuing year. Mr D. Nimiro Scott, Timaru. ha 3 received word that his son, Trooper 'l'lornton Scott, who left w/th tho 26th Reinforcements, is at present at the Aotea Convalescent Hospital suffering from malarial fever. A Press Association message from Hokitika announces tho death of Mr Andrew Oummings, of Hokitika, aged 77. Mr Cumminge had long been 'associated witHi Westland's public affairs and was a member of T h<? Land Board. Captain F. A. Scannell, N.Z.M.C, loft Temuka on his return for camp yesterday. A good number of . friends assembled at tho station to bid tho Captain good-bye. Mr B. E. Murphy, M.A. B. Com., L.L.8., has been appointed lecturer in economics at Victoria College. Mr Murphy is 'a partner in tho_ legal firm of Mclntyrp, and Murphy, Folding. Private F. Davidson, who has returned to New Zealand from the front, arrived in Timaru on Tuesday. He was met at and welcomed at the railway station by the Mayor (Mr J. Mating} and afterwards was motored to his homo. _____________
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Timaru Herald, Volume CVII, Issue 1658991, 18 July 1918, Page 5
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