ON THE WAY TO WELLINGTON

Evening Star, Issue 21631, 29 January 1934, Page 12

ON THE WAY TO WELLINGTON

[Pee United Press Association.] PALMERSTON N., January 29. Comprising forty-one men and three women the party of Gisborne unemployed, who are marching to Wellington, arrived here this morning. They are expected to stay till

His Honour Mr Justice Kennedy has granted probate in the folio l , ving estates Mary Fogarty, widow ; Alice Charlotte Reid (Milton), widow; Alexander Maine Aitken, tailor; Joanna Stephens (Sawyers Bay) ; John Cook, retired Civil servant; George M'Leod (Mihiwaka),' farmer; James Harrison Jones, wool and skin exporter and merchant; Jane Rowan (Mosgiel), spinster; James Riley, retired coal merchant; Johanna Burnster (Milton), spinster; James Waddell Smith, retired schoolmaster; James Morton (Spring Hill, Maheno), farmer; Malcolm M'Nally (Windsor), farmer; George Ritchie, retired crockery merchant; Emily Penelope Barton (Oamarn), spinster; Robert Sinclair (Port Chalmers), painter; William Walker, gardener; William Lake (Rnnfurly), retired labourer; Mary Anne M‘Gregor, widow; Joseph Hunter, retired tramway manager; Elizabeth Brown, widow; Daniel Abercrombie Bruce (Brighton), fanner; George Wahnsley, retired plumper ; Isabella Anderson Williamson (Broad Bay), widow; Francis Tonner, retired dairy farmer; Mary Johnson, widow; Robert Owen Griffiths, butcher; Augusta Mary Minehan, widow; Harriet Elizabeth King, widow; Jane Dow, spinster; James Tait (Kawarau Gorge), miner; William Forrester, retired accountant; Mary Heffernan. spipster; William Richard Lewis Grindley, gentleman; William Rendall (Waikouaiti), retired county engineer; Gary Brixton, gardener. Getters of administration have been granted in tbp following estates: —Margaret Kerin, spinster; Robert Cockburn (Roxburgh), mining agent; Janies M'Gregor, dairy farmer; ihincan M'Nivcn Jackson (Hampden), farm labourer; Margaret White (Waihola)! widow.