PERSONAL NOTES.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11478, 28 August 1915, Page 10

PERSONAL NOTES.

I'rlv'Uc udt in. v. <•> root-;\ ed in Lrt* J telton to-day Malum thit 'f,v ;l• ; tare Maiiih&ni, of the Hapaki pa. lot- j telton, had boon I;died n- ;>rtioi! at j Dardanelles, Private Man: hero r,i«. , twenty-four years ol i«v'.e. and w as- very j popular at I*at >. i I.v. ;Je enlisted w.th j the Maori Ho a " i footba'l«»r, having pinved with M. .it- ! bans Uioidiy {.!ub. Private < 0. Yorke, vho has Wn ! killed in action, v. pa about twenty ~f< an j yearn of a (.<;<• and 1 ire !in Oamani with j hk parents for a number of years. Me ! joined the stall <>t 1W« IVimk Ne\; : South Wales at iru i?< !'.'v. was later traiist>-n rd' to the * : church branch, where h- 1 remained tor _ about a year. From Christ.e Mr-eh V , was transferred to + ' ll AmUr branch of the. bank, aw.' niter r»-->utyi- • inc; for e-ome time. !••• ; "to stuff of the a" 1 > " Lvtie 1 ton Times." war was , declared lie was one of the t° answer the call, and on * "<?ijst. 11 he i"to crf-m 'it Hi* Ad Friccto*' '-dr<w j G"ou»d?, with the Ca'M-.<-burv F-tfjj-.tr'' ; Bnr.fa'ion. Private Yorke keen j vohr ,|fr, er. find took a wctal interest j in miHtary matters. He had the r« j P'.itation of bi?in<? a cnt"k rtSe shot. , Pr-vate Yorke «t>s 'u one t of Mr Malcolm Ross's renorts as hnvr«" j had' a remarkable cc*)-? from ,]in*Jr,rr parly ope'-atio'i?. ft the Oar- j danell-s. He c-r'-ied a lv'kv | in his h"pa.s< oock'-t. and this ston'vd | jv Turkish bu'l-t. w ,M « h wou'd cortainlv s have proved fit-al had '♦ n->t a ! iod(;inc n'ace in c,-,V(' " cer»v.'' INT. 0. IVfoce '"Mot*- i rie" who is k : 'Jed in , ae'ion, wa« former]".' a .vndent of Cart- j tprbii'-v i'V)]]ei*e nnd rhe Normal T-am- i intr to the teaehi"e fy-f ■■"won, j and prior io fer t'ynr w"s he;idm-srer at the. c rH"<*f , <°d pubhc «"!irol. The late F ri'v-f ordot! j\ T re-ilv n"i ••etive n'Tt in nth- j l"tic« and snorts. ilT 'd wr--. a m*mhpv of ; C"«r"'-burv '"ft New j wi + b th« M"in Fo'-ce. j Trooo*r L. f°a" + "rbury j t^'l'-'•n-rted Irl'-d. was tbn of Mr -T. JT'T.'-ir, 0 f the stereotyping departm f nt of " Pre«s."