DEATH OF MR DAVID CRAIG
. I [United Pbess Association.] If AUCKLAND, Friday. The death occurred to-day of Mr David Craig, formerly general manager i of the New Zealand Insurance Com- \ pany. Mr Craig had reached the allotted span of life. He entered the service of the New Zealand Insurance Company in 1867, and promotion came rapidly his way, chiefly on account of his 'exceptional business ability. 'For a , considerable number of years he "icted asmanager for the Company at Christchurch, and an appreciation of his valuable services during that period is recorded by the Company. ' lie was ap- , pointed general manager for New Zealand about 1896, and thence till 1903 lie had charge of the head office at Auckland, retiring in that year on superannuation. Since his severan9e from the .Company Mr Craig had lived a retired life j ( l Auck|and. About a fortnight ago Jie wis _ejzec_' with'ii paralytic stroke. I
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 25 September 1909, Page 4
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