OBITUARY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17475, 20 May 1920, Page 6

OBITUARY.

MB. R. M. STEVENSON. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN' tOREFS?ONCE>T?.] TAUUANOA. Wednesday Mr. Robert Maciudoe Stevenson, an oM settler of this district, and fort"i<r!y n' Otago, died yesterday at the age of 62 years. The deceased had been in illhealth for some time. MRS. MARION L. SMITH. I [Br telegraph, association.] WHAKATANE, Wednesday. The largest funeral seen in Whakat-tnf in recent years took place yesterday, when Mrs. Marion L. Smith, widow c-f the l J ' Mr. E. L. Smith, well known throughout the Bay of Plenty, was buried. oprcs?" tative public men attended. Tfcs «• ceased's late hiifbaud moved the_< ommfcial Hotel building here from Walotongomai. Ho was also licensee of this Stir Hotel at Tauranga, and built the tint bo&rdinghouse si Te Puke, where he diM some years ago. MR. L. A. MILEY. Tar TELEGRAPH-OWN CORRESPONDS* 7 -) TAURANGA. Wednfid»7 The death occurred at the Tauranl* Hospital yesterday of Mr. Luke .Aloysim Milev, at the age of 56 years. The deceased came from Seattle to New Zfiland about five years ago, and joined t' ia staff of the Public Works Department a! Wellington as draughtsman. In October last he was transferred to the D«r. art ' ment's Tauranga office, and had sin- 8 resided here. His wife predeceased ni® in America. He is survived by or.e sen.