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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12251, 24 September 1925, Page 6

Hr M. Cohen, chairman of the Wellington Harbour Board, referring at the meeting last night to the deatfyof General Melt ill, said that while this distinguished soldier had not been brought in contact with the Harbour Board it was only fitting that public bodies should pay a tribute to such an able man, and he had ashed the secretary to write to the widow expressing the hoard’s sympathy. His action was approved. At the meeting of the Wellington Harbour Board last evening the chairman. Mr M. Cohen, referred to the death of the Hon. C. H Izard, who had been associated with the board as its solicitor since 1886. He said the board had suffered a considerable loss in the death of one who had been adviser to the board for 40 years, and he moved that the board offered its sympathy to the bereaved widow and family, and also recorded its high appreciation of his services to the hoard. The motion was carried, all standing. LOOK IN IfOUK MIRROBI What do yon seeP Two rows of perfect even teeth or broken gaps that mar your appearance. “Anatoform" Teeth are real aids to beauty and comfort They are artificial teeth, yet aa good and as natural as the best Nature can give Call or ring. W. P. Sommerville, "The Careful Dentist." Molesworth street 'Phone 3867.—Advt