OBITUARY.
Mr JAMES LITTLE The death occured at the Cromwell Hospital on Wednesday last of Mr James Little, of Branch Greek, Carclrona. Deceased, wlio was 59 years of age. had been an inmate of the hospital for the oast two months, t'because of death being pneumonia. The late Mr Little was a native of Cardrona, being a son of the late Mr and Mrs AYalter Little. Before enlisting for service in the Great War, deceased was- employed as head shepherd at Coronet Peak station. While on active service he was severely wounded and was under surgical treatment for a considerable time. Some time after his return to Hew Zealand lie took over his father’s farm at Branch creek, and ai few years ago lie purchased Eastbourne 1 _ Station -from Mr J. W. Reed. This he l worked in conjunction with the Branch Creek property. Of a most gonial disposition, he was popular with all who knew him. He is survived by his widow and a family of two sons' and three daughters, and they will have the sympathy of many friends in their bereavement. The funeral look place at Pembroke on Friday and was well attended, those present inc’udi'ig a number of returned soldiers, six of whom acting as pall-bearers. The burial service was conducted bv the Rev. A. L. Card no.
can Francisco was the scene of a New Zea’and dinner recently whemi a
• cote of AlaorLanders were the guests of an ex-New Z a'under. Everything on the sumptuous’ menu came from X.Z. After the feast a big canister of prime Cavendish Alixture, grown and manu'aclured in Xew Zealand by the National Tobacco Company (pioneers of the tobacco industry in the Dominion) made its welcome appearance. The guests' were charmed with their entertainment and pronounced the tobacco A.1., astonishment being expressed that “weed” of such line quality could be produced in Mao inland. The National Tobacco Company goods are all toasted. Hence- their freedom from nicotine, and their wonderful flavour and fragrance. They can be smoked without fear of confluences. No other tobacco can, because they are all more or less rich in nicotine. There are several brands, those most in request being “Cavendish Alixture” (modiu'm ).“Riverhead Gold” and “Desert Gold” (mild), “Navy Cut (medium, a choice blend), and “Out Plug No. 10” (a rich dark tobacco of full flavour). All tobacconists'. Ask for National Tobacco Company’s goods. They are genuine.
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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4432, 5 September 1939, Page 5
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