OBITUARY.
——— ♦ •■■--'■■— 3II&S W. ANDERSON". Another old identity, in the person of Mrs William Anderson, of Clyde Villa, Rangiora, died on Friday, in "her 74th year, after a long illness.' The deceased arrived in Ljttelton v.-ith her husband in tho ship cjebastopol, in ISftJ, and I shortly after settled j n t [, o <^, sfc I trict, whero sho proved herself a pioneer of the right stamp. Sirs Anderson endeared herself to manr peopla cv awount of liex,unfaUjn£ kindness and she was ever an earnest worker on behalf of tao Presbyterian Church. She leaves a husband, j-ix sons, four daughters, twenty-three grandchildren and one greatgrandchild, to mourn their loss.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 15116, 4 November 1914, Page 4
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