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MR. MOSS DAVIS. 1 1 y A social ion.. WELLINGTON. .January L Tin- Evening Po~t" has received a message that the funeral took place on Tuesday at the Jewish cemetery in Witlesden. London, of the late M> - Moss Davis. Subsequently a memorial service was held at the new West End Synagogue. London. A large and reprcset.ua five gathering included members of the family. Sir Thomas Wiliord. Sir Murdoch Mackenzie Wood. M.P.. Sir Isadora Salmon. M.P.. Sir Reginald luck. Captain Donne, Mr. Percy Crisp, Mr. Pei’eival Wolton. Dr. Hunter, M.P., Mr. Cecil Wray, Mr. John Dewar, representatives of the National Bank of New Zealand and the High Commissioner’s Office, and numerous others.
HELM! WILHELM CUNO. BERLIN, January 3. The death has occurred of Herr Wilhelm Cuno, former Chancellor and head of the Hamburg-American Lille. MR. ALEXANDER MICH lE. (Press Association.’ WELLINGTON. Jan. 4.
News was received by cablegram today of the death'in London oil January 1 of Mr. Alexander Mieliio, a member of the London board of directors of the Bank of New Zealand since 1907, and a member also of tlie London board of directors, of the New Zealand Shipping Company and Steam Ship Company, Mr. Mieliio was formerly well known in New Zealand banking and busiuess circles.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11825, 5 January 1933, Page 4
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