OBITUARY

Manawatu Standard, Volume LXV, Issue 227, 24 August 1945, Page 2

OBITUARY

MR BRUNO HUGO JUST. An old resident of Palmerston NorthMr Bruno Hugo Just, passed away o Sunday last at the age ot 66 Born in the city, much A " I ,‘ L ' t was then in its virgin state. Mi . jyj_ rs the second son of the late M r . AV. Just. He joined his father n the latter’s nursery business « . branched out on his own ac ' (j o \- Bruno Just established himself in Go lege Street, being first engaged in the fruit-growing business as welt as nursery side. Later he. devoted time entirely to the growing o 1 and trees. Following the last was engaged in collecting pnnis ■=> - n seeds for sending overseas , , ‘ and the war-torn countries ot Lmof J • Of a retiring disposition. Mi Just■ “ • not take an active part in Options in the city. He was keenly ntei^ ested in shooting and fishing * , a well-known and long-standing , her of the Palmerston North biantn of the AVellington Acclimatisation boc - ety. Mr Just exhibited at horticulUn. shows throughout the North Island with much success, and , 011 , oc “ his services were sought in the I

In 1900 -Air Just married Miss Iv. Barrv, eldest daughter of the latei M and Mrs R. A. Barry, of AVellington. Left to mourn his passing a *®, , . widow, one daughter. Mrs M. E-. ' ,° baucr (Palmerston North), and tlnce sons, Messrs F. It. Just, E. H. Just and AV. E. Just (all of Palmerston North). Also surviving him are two sisters, Mesdames L. Langford (l* merston North) and A. E. As (Manawatu Heads), and three brothers, Messrs C. Just (Portland), A- AV. Just (Palmerston North) and AA . Just (\Va - kato). Many floral tributes were received, tokens of the esteem in wine i the late Mr Just was held.