ROYAL SYMPATHY.
EA.TE MR. JAMES McCREADXE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) SUVA, March 12. In a letter to his brother in Suva, kindly reference to the death of Mr. James McCreadie, secretary and director of Levers, Ltd., Sydney, was made by the Hon. Prince Tugi, Prince Consort of Tonga's Queen. "I received the distressing news of the death of your brother, MrMcCreadie, and wrote to his w} > expressing the deep "jWjgj etated . Queen and myself, the lecie of "I cherish many ple&sag 0 f my your brother's stay m and it j s a meeting ju™ 1 ? f to me that I Australia.* '
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 68, 21 March 1934, Page 5
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