PERSONAL ITEMS.

Timaru Herald, Volume CVIII, Issue 16799, 1 April 1919, Page 11

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr F. Lindop, who has for the past I els years been on tne start or the Bank I 'or New Zealand at Paimerstou NortiVf was made the, reoigienti' of an ertree dish on Thursday, **-pnor' to his ♦departure for Timaru, wher© he has been' appointed first teller.., 3'- -, 1 rWord .has; Miss Ada Saunders, of the Timaru Girls' High School, has gained a University National Scholarship. Miss Saunders is taking her University course in Christchurch. , , The name of Doris Fay Wooding, of the Woodbury school,' was,by some error omitted from 1 the. list of those who qualified for junior. NationalScholarships. Captain A. -B. U T. "Rhodes, Timaru, is named in an official rlisf 'of, honours as having,been awardejd .a, D.S.O. ■' Sergeant-Major iLorimer, " Temuka. has resigned from the Befen;ce.t;Pepartnient to" take up *.. farm. Mr Robert Guthrie received word yesterday that tho , *nfstf\jf* l * A fais four soSft.< who.. Vent WSb- April'' .This is Trooper W. D. Guthrie, 'who loft with the 7th ReinforcemeritSj aii'l was three times wounded. ,-» Mrs W. Fenton, Hassall Street, has Jjbeen advised that her husban<|,,Bands-l mian W. Fenton, is - teturifing with' Draft 228, due at Auckand April -Cth. Bandsman Fenton left with the 22nd 'Reinforcements,-. at 7 Cached to" the flrd Auckland, Band sinrd 'leaving New Zealand. Previous ' to 1 for the front- lie jpas. a",Tnewber of the 2nd (5.0.)/ Regimental Band. •/