The following; letter has been forwarded by Mr. M. J. Coy-le, president, and Mr. L. Buis?on. secretary of the. An.-k]and Suburban Loral Bodies' Association, to -Major Lusk, commander of the camp of mounted "' specials " in the Domain: — We have the honour by direction of tap Auckland -Suburban 'Local Bodies' Association, to convey through you the Association's deepest sympathy for the parents, relatives and frineds of the late Mr. Henry Burbush. The Association feels a deep sense of gratitude to your o eers and men, and sincerely regrets that one of yonr 'specials' eh'onid have lost hi; life while I practically serving the interests of the I general public-(Signed) 11. J. Coyle i (.president), L. Buis3on (secretary)." ! The following resolution imas for■warded to Mr C C. Kefc&e &jb afternoon: —-TJfee She Citizens' Defence Committee cc mntnknoosly of the opinion, •Chat tih© crty and suburban hotels should eoDtantie to remain, ckE'edS.-during- the. TTrcffdrfc- £Tisi£*
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 277, 20 November 1913, Page 7
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