PERSONAL

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12289, 11 April 1918, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mr J. ]). Kerr, of the local Magistrate's Court staff, lias been transferred to Dannevirke. Mr A. E. G. Rhodes was a passenger from _ Wellington by the Maori this morning. Mr W . H. Hagger, Conciliation Commissioner, will return to Christchurch from the Host Coast to-morrow evening. Colonel Chaffer, officer commanding the Canterbury Military District, returned by the Maori from "Wellington this morning. Major Sleeman arrived by the ferry steamer this morning. He will conduct examinations at the Firing School and will also pay, a visit to the Burnham Territorial camp. Miss Annie B. Juniper, snoerviror of domestic science i n the public schools at A icl oi in, British Columbia, has been appointed supervisor of domestic science subjects in the Auckland education district. Prior to bis return to camp Private Gordon Elvy was presented on Monday by bis follow workers in the locomotive department at Linwood with a set of silver-mounted pipes and a token of esteem for his mother. Air Cameron, assistant loco, foreman, in making the presentation, referred in high terms to the many good qualities of the soldier and wiehed him God-speed and a safe, return. Mrs Stratford, of 33, Suffolk Street. IJnwood. has received advice that her son, Gunner Charles Stratford, has been admitted to hospital in England, suffering from a severe ennshnt wound in the left (high. Gunner Stratford lofi with thn Ninth npinforcomonts He was educated at the Marist Brothers’ School, and later was on the staff of A. J. AA'hite. Ltd. He is twcnly-oiic years of age.