WAIPUKURAU.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 313, 6 December 1918, Page 2

WAIPUKURAU.

1 With regreat I have to report the I death of Air. C. D. Sober.son, of the Railway Carpenters’ staff, in the ; Town Ilaii'Emergeney Hospital at 2 ' a.m. yesterday (’Thursday) morning. The eausD of death was the pneumonic form of influenza. Air. Rqb-c-risen not oniy realised the duties of citizenship, out was always ready . o discharge them. He fiked the hiiiLer office■* in tlie Ouuteliows’ Friendly Society, and acted as sec-1 retarv to the Friendly Societies’ I Ccnfere.ll.ee called by the lay? Air. 1 S'-ddcn. Both in Wellington. ! a here he n-sidi I 1 ' >l' his nemoval; here four year id in VI ai- 1 pukurau, he served or, School Com-! mitt'e'j. He vv.tr. ... c-rctary oi the local Brancn oi ot. John’s Am-| liulailce Associ.i;-■ m. amt one of the managers or Si. Aiiutv.v s Pre-sby-t,"‘'..'in Ctiiircii. T/C.v<i’-'.it leaves it. widow, three sons, and two daugh-1 r -rs, to mourn their loss. Mr. Doncaster, of the fnni of S.-o: >, ami Doncaster, ti.-ix miliers.J* wrihtr victim of th? epidemic. H ■ arrived about a year ago. Mrs Der.is :1j with th? some chiipl :-n nr. , , Mr. ami Mr< -I- W. Cook ham received word of the death at Alexandria. of their son, Private Ilerbyri. Cook, of the pneumonic form ot ini! 11?11 z• Hero was in business <t>: _a carr- r before obeying the call or hrs • mila.try. Derm symnatny y.s ie:t tor r'o parents in the lose ct a seemici S , JIt Ah- —