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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9811, 12 June 1914, Page 4

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«- n° Rw * W " Raine . cur *<« «f St Peter's, Wellington, has been appointed near of Foxton, in succession to the Rev. Woodward, recently appointed vicar of KarorL Rev. Dr. Jones, M.A., accompanied by his wife and daughter, arrived to-day bv the Auckland express. Dr. Jones will preach 111 'ho Congregational Church to-night at 7.45. Mr Walter Perry, one of the pioneer settlers of the district, who arrived at New Plymouth with his parents in 1841, died at Masterton last evening, at the age of 75 years. He served in the Maori war in TaraJiaki. and was one of the first members of Masterton Borough Council. The death occurred at; New Plymouth this morning of Mr Clement W. Govett, after some days' illness (says a press wire). He was a son of Archdeacon Gpvett and was born in New Plymouth, educated in Auckland, and called to the English Bar in 1874. He was a well-known solicitor, and * «!.* P roim "* nt Part in the movement lor the beautifying of the town and in other public affairs. Woven vests from Is 2d, woven bloomers trom Is 6d, woven combinations from 2s 6d woven nightdresses from 5s Bd, woven pett* ooats from 3* 6d are samples from thecut price offerings made by CoUinson and Oinningname for Fridav and Saturday Pages 1, 3. and 6 of this'issue cany advertisement* giving details of the bargainsit s a rare opportunity, for the cold weather has only begun.-Advt