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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 9 March 1909, Page 1

I V7e ("Manawatu Standard!') regret to , record the decease of another old resident. Mrs Lyon, wife of Mr Kv?tf on » who came to the district nearly 20 year* j ago. Mr and Mrs Lyon took tip thdr residence in Ashnrst in 1890 i-" where Mr • Lyon was well-known as a contractor j and farm«r. The deceased came_to 'New Zealand in 1664, landing in Dunedin ! at the time of the gold rush, when- toe southern city was composed to a great extent of tents. After a couple of year* residence in Dunedin amove v?aa made to Wellington, and then to-JTelßon, the family coming on to the'Mjna'wata at ; the time stated. The last $ur years of ' Mrs Lyon's life were spent With her hus- , band in Palmewton, the ageclconple liyingin Church-street withVthe youngest l 605, Mr W. Lyon, 8.A., ortheiCollegestreet School. The sad end of a genial , and kindly life occurred at.the rea d ene« , of Mr J. McLeavey, "Broad Oaks, - Terrace End, Mrs McLeavey b*u« the only : daughter of the departed lady The other members of the'familj are the! Bey. T. ■ E^iS, f w|ge^S^ y"trs ago. The WpMttmv™ ,^»! , leU-known amongW%^WJ d^ f j friends, and was remarkable f or a par- . ticularly benevolent and chercful dispo?i- --[ tion, and her decease wUI bemonmtdTby. - all who knew her. The f«neral wfll take I place to-morrow afternoon. "/' t j ctamberlain'B 'Coigh. *«ne4y h». , proved iteelf times <mt ofwa^ajtoj* In absolutory safe and s Analysis has proved that^tconteMj w . narcotics', and experience -ha^wros«4i^ i nnfaUing efficacy to ?™S^?™^ e **£: riMumDt you to purchtos .a botee.OOW I |or Id* )>7 B- W »» d *»• :