DOMINION WAR NEWS.

Timaru Herald, Volume CVII, Issue 16619, 26 August 1918, Page 5

DOMINION WAR NEWS.

MORE MEN PASSED. / The following additional men in Class C have been passed by the Medical Board, now sitting in Tunarur Fit A.—M. J. O'Brien, M. S. Ben- : - tlcrson, C. J. Holdgate, £. Hunt, H-" i. Keen, H. S. Lamb. S. Lang, GGray, J. E. Hayman, J. Hcney, J. J„ - Hudson, E. G. Lapthorn, F- JJ Lewis, *-. H. A. Mac Donald, M. H. McLeod, JjftVW. Manchester, E. T. Marian,'J. H&; ,' ifillar, R. 3IcK. Mills, A. Mitchell, fHfefc McNarcy, C. Malthas, JB. S: Mnn&&#£U CI—R. C. Hocking, A. .L HollamC^!! DEPARITNG MECHANICS. '.>!sp3 On Friday Mr W. Painter and Mr-'. ] H. J. Dash were the recipients of ~"i wristlet watches from the sharcholdera V j in Dash's Carriage Works, Ltd., "Wai- . .1 mate, that they might bear with *! to Europe some reminder of the days' -"3 f-peuc in the employ of the firm. In; ! making the presentation the manager, expressed regret at the loss, even for - a time, of two men who stood so < markedly at the top of their craft. ~ Their return would be eagerly looked for when they had finished "(in their - iisual tradesmanlike manner) '<■ their job*','in Europe. In accepting the token*' ' of goodwill both recipients spoke of tho >- pleasant days spent in the factory." Thai, - l work had been enjoyable under a, boss' 'fj who showed appreciation and knew r " \ how to make things run smoothly, j They hoped at some time to resume <"-- .their old relations, but in the interval would do their best in the service ibe* ", country had called them io. Othet employees spoke of the happy relations existing, and " promised to spared •" no effort to satisfy the many clients oF' the firm, so that on the return of' ! their shopmates the business would be I flourishing and in need of them - •