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Western Star, 30 August 1918, Page 2

Prior to his departure for the Cl caimp on Monday Private Mini. Anderson was met by the members of the Riverton Football Club, when Mr C. E. Johnstone (President), on behalf of the members, expressed) the good wish- - es of all for the departing soldiers’ welfare, and presented him with a set oif brushes, as a parting gift, in recognition of his valuable services to the club whilst a. member. Mr O. Cassels (Secretary) also wished Private Anderson the best of luck, and referred to bis willingness to give his assistance to the ciub when required. Private .Andersen feelingly replied, thanking nil for their- good wishes, and gave his assurance that he would do his share in the greater game he was going to take part in. Hie Southland Education Board have decided to appeal for the exemption of Mr A. Hall, teacher, Coke Bay, from military service. Mr Hall was passed as fit, having been drawn in Class B of the Second Division.