VICTIMS OF THE ACCIDENT.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 125, 27 May 1914, Page 6

VICTIMS OF THE ACCIDENT.

Mr. Orion Stevens has been general manager of the .Mutual Ufe Association for some time, having succeeded Mr. W. I.ingard. lie was 'in ihe prime of life, and hail a particularly i-:rong perhonality. He was recounted as a very ki-en and prngrcwrve businrt-t-. man. Mr ■Stevens reM-lvd at. the Unit, where he took an active intenvt in municipal affairs, lie was exceedingly popular ■both .is a business man and in Ibv social life of the SdiUhern city. I'n.ler his ex-

A liecert Snarmlini. pcricvcd onntr.il I in- National Lite As- j t-oriniinn (with which wan lately amalrr.>niii the Cili/.i'iii-' Life -Wnvia'tion), has ma.lv euUuaniial [irogri**. 71ie t!«-a!h will be greatly deplored in Wellingion and .between there and Waiiganui. whore h-e was par:ieuiarly well known anJ hail rondo hor-is of frivnds liy h:.- urbane and g. nial manner. Mr. <;. N. lirim«tonc has 'been connected with tin' Native |*mil Court for a long time. I!-- war- formerly private t-nrv:;irv to tlic Chief -Inetico of the Native Kami* C<mri. .Mr. .!:u-keon Palmer, ilmt a'! TV present time w registrar of the Tokarau Native Jsjnde Hoard under Mr. .lustjoc Wilson. .Mr. | firmiMone was tranr-fcnvd to Auckland, I ,md about a week a?" w*nt to Willing- | ion for the purprwe of bringing his wife I and family to Auckland. | Mr. H. C. Maekay. of Melhonrne. i- , Inspector of t!ie « 'ommerria] Hank, and \ has hecn mlievin-ji at Wollin/rton ouring j :]..■ piu<: sis week*. Mr. Mackay i« tin- | married.