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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17948, 15 November 1918, Page 6

'General regret was ox-pressed at Trahiwi when word was received of the death in ,Chri«tolrareh. of Mrs Huiha Teaika Korako (■Kelly), and also of -{ho, severe illness of'her husband, Mr IV.iau Korako, chairman of tho Maori Council. Mrs Kontko was tho oldest, daughter of tho late Moses Teaika, and had been associated with tho. Kaiapoi district since her childhood. During- the last four ye'ara Mrs Korako took a keen interest in all patriotic functions, and ou formation of' the Ladv Liverpool Maori Soldiers' Fund, became secretary to the local branch, and by her hard work and devotion to the oauso has maintained a steadv supply-of comforts to the trenches. Her loss is a very severe one to tho district, especially to those who have been associated with her in her work. Tho half-yearly tueeUnjr of the Olive, Branch Lod.-je. U.A.0.D., Hornby, will be neld m the lodge room ou Tuesdu" >"or C! v. W 10. it 8 pip. . . ■ .