(press association telegram.)
AUCKLAND, December 30. Sirs Agnes Martin, one of Auckland's earliest colonists, who arrived in the province as far baok as IR3S, died thie 7norning. For three years she resided in the Bay of Islands, end two years before Governor Hobson came to Auckland, she removed to thie city, and had resided here ever tdncn.
Another very old colonist, Mr R. D. L. Duffufi, died yesterday at the e«e of seventy. He waa a son of the Roy. J. Duffiis. M.A., of Waneanui, bjkl came to New Zealand in 1848. He was a surveyor by profession, ami was formerly « well-known land agent in thie city. The death also took place at noon today at Onehtinga of Mr Albert Huchee, who waa well-known in sporting circles, and whose colours were well-known on the turf.
The death is announced of Mrs Allen, wife of Mr E. G. Allen. M.P. for Chalmers.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 13000, 31 December 1907, Page 7
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