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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XL, Issue XL, 9 February 1912, Page 3

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For the, first time since theManiototoElour. Milling Co's,Ltd, mill was erected at Ranf urly, the- directors on the Ist inst had the. pleasure of transacting the usual routine of a meeting in ttie company's ofßce while milling foperations were iniprogress, and were delighted to see the hiachi - nery running so '.smoothly-' The National Engine, which is termed a model of .perfection,' has ample power in reserve, 'even when running with -a fu.U ' load, to meet any futher: demands which 1 might be made on it in the future The ;fact that the milling'plant since its re erection at Ranfutly has given no trouble in anyiway,. is an injdicatidn that in Mr Hewton the company has an ; excellent manager, and one who will .endeavour to : secure a good name for the company's products A very sad accident happened last Friday about noon in Home Gully which resulted in the death of Mrs Robert Paisley.- She was burning rubbish in thai yard and her apron caught fire. Not wishing to alarm one of.her daughters who is in a delicate state of health she rahlnter a shed and tried to put it out herself. She was unable to do so and the rest of her clothing caught, Hearing her screams her daughter Miss Lily Paisley ran out and after a lot of trouble extinguished the flames, very badly burning her hands, in doing so. Mrs Paisley's clothing was practically burnt off her and she was very severely burned herselfl She was ! taken to the hospital where she succumbed on Saturday evening. A large Ycrowd attended her'funeral on Monday afternoon; the service being conducted by the Rev. Adams. Very great sympathy was felt, for the unfortunate victim and her family in the tragedy which so suddenly overshadowed their lives and all who knew her received quite a shock on. hearing the news. She was 51 syears of age. The deceased lady was very much respected. The RevDr Waddle, the well known minister of St Andrew's, Dunedin, is to visit Central Oitago iaext week arid deliver two lectures. Oh Wednesday, 14th he will speak: in the jßanfurly Churchera ''lrish and Scotch;' Hum ourists" and on Thursday in Naseby the subject will be -"The Humourous Side of Travel;" Dr ; Waddle's reputa tion is tainmentsiwill be of a high class/order.