PERSONAL.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12081, 9 August 1917, Page 5

PERSONAL.

]>r Brorkway, of Auckland, arrived by lb? .Maori to-day.

IV Levingo was a passenger bv the i'orry st mcj" to-day. Mr H. G. Ell, M.P.. arrived from Wellington to-day. ?kfr James Median, of Timaru. is staying at, the Clarendon Hotel. .Mr .T. A. C. Bayne, of Greymouth, i?. a visitor to Christehurch. staying at the Clarendon Hotel. Mr W. C. Sellwnli. of Niagara Falls, is staying at Coker's Hotel. Mr S. F. Whitcombe. District Traffic Manager in the Orago railways, is on a visit' in Christehureh. Mr John Roberts, C.M.G.. passed through Christehureh to-day 011 his wav from Wellington to Dunedin. Tho Hon J. Barr, Hon R. Moore and Hon J. M'Grogor arrived from the north this morning. Amongst, those who arrived by the ferry steamer this morning wore: -Mr H. W. Relph, .Mi- J. S. (inthrio, Mr 0. .T. S'ouuii, Mr L. Watson. Mr W. G. Stead, Mr A. Anderson .and Mr G. Mnrtiningo. The Mayor has received a cable message stating that the name of his son. Lieutenant, S. G. Holland, who is in the Walton-on-Thamos Hospital has been lemoved from the list of "seriously ill,'' and that the soldier will return to New Zealand almost immediately.

Mr T?. Lloyd, of 131. Peterborough Street, has received advice that his second son. Serjeant-p. .1. Moyd, who was p-centlv awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal in France, has been accidentally wounded in the fa''o and hand. Serjeant T.loyd, who is under t.v.ei.t v-ouc years of age. enlisted v*\iill his brother from Cust in the Main Rodv of ihe l'!x]iedit ionarv I'Vuv c, ;uid had passed unscathed through the ii'ihtin" in Gallipnli imd Franc until Jnlv 2:?. when his present wounds were received IH- brother was not so :lurtunate, heiii:: killed within fo'-ir days of the Gallipoli landing. A younger brother is at- present recovering from -wounds received in France.