OBITUARY

Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24742, 6 December 1945, Page 6

OBITUARY

DR. ROBINSON HALL

™? + ~<F obll V 31 l n . Earl y Han . who died yesterday at the age of 67, was well known in Christchurch singing and repertory circles. Dr. Hall jrlctised "n Christchurch for many years before he retired about a year ago, «,«f^ as - b in Christchurch and ™ s nV 1 !,. 618 " 10 and youngest son of Mav^nf*£ aa ' "IP 0 was the first £*S?I of Kaiapoi. He was educated I "t Sydenham School and ChristS &**' A Hi gh School, and com. &ii e JL hl £ B A degree at Canterbury S l ß s' *? e K ter stu died at the Medical School of the University of Otago and from there went to England to 18 n w a r e h h i S StUdl i s - Durin 6 the°l9l£ ih war he served with the Canadian forces-in the Medical Corp* When he Z^anT he returned to New Zealand and completed his medical h°^ e ,«l He later ret up m Practice in Christchurch. P sinetnp =L Was keenl y -interested in p£& f g u anc l was a member of the Christchurch Leidertafel He was a SgSrttt? ft?? er °l ** Christchurch "SSSffiiSS? 3 andMissMarie " a "

rwJL ? ath enng o f. members of the hfiH e - bl ti y Re .P ertor y Theatre Society held in the Winter-Garden last Twn" 2&JSJJ W - C Toth »rwho presided S, 3 V^ SOn u Hall '. who had been arT origl?^'JSSf lb f r ° f u thfe societ y and one-Sf its most staunch supporters. On be~a*£ 0l .™ ei " be rs, he expressed sympathy with Mrs Hall and family. Regret at the death of Dr. Robinson Hail,-and sympathy with the relatives, were expressed at the meeting of the Canterbury Progress League's executive last evening.