OBITUARY . . .

Northern Advocate, 15 March 1948, Page 2

OBITUARY . . .

Mr 6c Pinckney GORE, Mon. (P.A.).—The death has occurred of Mr George Pinckney, of Glenary Station, Waikaia, at the age of 85 years. I Born in England, Mr Pinckney took j fiver Glenary in 1898, the station be- j ing subsequently developed to the : third largest in New Zealand. The carrying capacity of the station: increased to 30.000 sheep. j Mr Pinckney is survived by his j wife, formerly Miss Edith Tripp, of Orari Gorge, nine of a family, 20 grandchildren, and one great grand-1 child. Mr Gazzgsrd The death has occurred in the Palm- j erston North Hospital of Mr N. A. L. j Gazzard, of Whangarei. ! Mr Gazzard was 78 years of age. He j had gone to Palmerston North on holi- j day when he was taken suddenly ill : and admitted to the hospital, where a ; minor operation was performed. j ' He appeared to rally after the oper- i ation but later collapsed and died. 1 j Mr Gazzard was well known ; throughout the North as a commercial j traveller for a firm of wholesale chcm- i ists. I He was a member of the Whangarei j Bowling Club for many years and sec- j retary until two years ago. He was j also a life member of the club. LACK OF SELF-CONTROL A medical authority states that 90 ! per cent, of coughing is due to lack j of self-control. Most people will dis- 1 agree. Baxters Lung Preserver with j its quick-acting properties soothes the : throat and chest, eases congestion. ( Don’t cultivate that cough—“ Bax-1 terise” it. [ Baxters Ltd., CO2 Colombo St.. Ch. Ch.