PERSONAL.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12713, 7 August 1919, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mrs F. Clayton, 44, Carlyle Street, fcycienliam. has received cabled/ advice that her son, Frederick Stanley, who left New Zealand with the 'Thirtyseventh Specialist Corps, is returning home by the Cordoba, due to arrive in Wellington on August 30. * Dr Alex. Paterson and Mrs Paterson have booked passages for New Zealand on the R-M.S. Niagara, due to leave Vancouver on September 3. They atthe conference of the Illinois State Dental Society at Peoria, in May iclSbt

Mr Frederick Redwood, second son of the late Henry Redwood, “Father of the New Zealand Turf,” and a nephew of Archbishop Redwood, died at his home at Spring Creek yesterday (states a Press Association telegram from Blenheim). The deceased was s i-rominent settler of Marlboi ’ otr'y years. The Canterbury I^ilna o Institute last night, in the ration of Dr 0. O. Parr (president) pawM a motion expressing regret at the o to ath of Sir John Denniston, who was a member of the Institute for twenty-nine years, and appreciation of his services to the Dominion.

Miss Eerriott has been elected a member of the council of the Canterbury Philosophical Institute. She is the first lady member of the council. Mr A. M. Wright, vice-president, who is doing bacteriological work in Wellington, has resigned from his position, and Dr W. P. Hilgendorf has been appointed in hisplace. Messrs G. H. Holford *-.Skey have been appointed to nil vacancies on the council.