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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13272, 13 November 1908, Page 5

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!-| !t • . CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK . . I | OBITUARY. CORRESPONDENCE. , ;' i; ' .... SATISFACTION ASSURED .... If • • ■*, "" ' : CAMTJT TTC DfiCT T7PTJT TO ANY AnnRF?Q I i (wtESS association telegram.} ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. '. • OAAli'L.itb FUbl fKtt 1U AJNY i FEILDING, November 12. T.E.T.—It is against the rule to publish '. I ' , n,,,! |,| —» ] Mr Chas. H. Baynes, clerk to the letters in reply to advertisements. ~.i y ~ . t.&S Kiwitea County Council, died last \ ; night in rcilding from a brain affec- MR G. W. RUSSELL. ! ffr £ Hon. Deceased was a very popular op <, THE PBESS .» , fh, . .. . ' officer, and had held his position for a _. ft , x A , , wl L 4 f, Ti ¥ number of years with great ability. He Sir,—\our footnote in reply to a VW & BT+. I II I r\l leaves a widow and sma. family. question as to the ''turning an* tw-at- -& m L IJ. |J |J fl ■ %9 I I •- DUXEDIN. November 12. mg" propsnaitie. of Mr G. W. Russell ! *»--'» * . » | doafch 0 f Lyali m this morn.ing'a issue was dehghtaul 'la&a J'k Hector, youngest son of the late Sir reading, and one wonders .vby he 'W& T\t*mratnV and Qfrffl Wrltt*T James Hector, from pneumonia. De- should have th© aud-acitv to put himIJWgsk r ra FCIUaIJSCr« 1/CL.UralOr allU s3lgll tf rilCr ceased was a student of Sehi-yn Col- *olf tonvard' as a candidate with this fc l eso , ftn d was about to sit for his final stigma against his political character, jjSRSK |. iia TACHPI CTDFFT I nodical examination. as shown in "Hansard." Lot m© tell Hmjm h. • * a, ° w/\w.nci-i aincci . . ! =-——==—=— you that tl» other day ho went round WmW co K«< "Pn«" OBsi 1 Carnival Week—English and local tb * Shirley and Burwood districts on HHi§ ! ?" «=»». «-»— v.-«» n an< j confectionery. Best, a house to honso canvass, and there told lisWtMMill ■ ii ii siiiii -** freshest, cheapest, at Wardeil Bros, and several of the women votera who hintw [■_iJi=gil!TiTliiriniinTiiiiirrTn» sb».« , o 0 .» s . 6 their allegianoo to the Opposition,