PERSONALITIES
As a memorial to his son, Mr. Drunk Armstrong, father of the iate Mr. tiamish Armstrong, who was lost while hying in a tog >ver the Euakine ranges, has given £IOO for an aviation scholarship. The death occurred suddenly at Stratford yesterday of Mr. Walter Ratrick Mark, aged (18, as a result of heart seizure, lie was a well-known citizen, having resided at Stratford 40 years. He was born and educated in England and spent several years in Spain where his father was British Consul, lie came to New Zealand It years ago and secured large farming interests which ho operated most successfully. He leaves two sisters in England, a wife and two children m Stratford.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 246, 18 October 1935, Page 6
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