MR GRAY'S FUNERAL.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13861, 26 March 1907, Page 5

MR GRAY'S FUNERAL.

(Per United Phess Association.) WELLINGTON. March 25. Tim funeral of iiic lata William Grav Secretary of Iho Postal <nid leie<rraph Departments to-day was very largely attended. .Among: those prosont were Hie Acting Prime Minister (the Hon. W. lull-Jones), the Acting Postmasler-goneral (the lion. I)r Kmdlay), the Minisler of fiducnlio.l (Hie Hon. 0. Fowlds). Colonel (-oilins, Air A. IIul(on (Chief Postmaster at, Wellington), Mr S. P. Stevens (Uuef Postma-slcr at Nelson). Mr D. filler (Chief Postmaster at Wanganui), Mr W. Si. George Douglas (Chief Postmaster at JWdin). Captain Edwin (Director m (lie Meteorological Department), Sir D. liobevlson (Assistant Secretary of the Post and TeU-rapb Department)'. Mr I''. \. Waters (Chief Cleric), Mr Duncan Gumming (Inspector of Post- Offices), .Air 0. P. pull (Assistant. Inspector of Post Offices). Air 11. W. Harrington (Officer in Cha.rge of J olographs). the Mayor of Wellington (the Hon. 'i. \Y. Ilislop). Mr 11. Otterson (Clerk of llie House or Representatives), Mr I l '. AY. Haybittle. (president of Iho Northern Rowling Association), Mr X. M'Lean (president). THE PRIME MINISTER'S REGRET. The following message from Sir Joseph Ward, London, to Ibo Hen. Dr Findlav has been forwarded to all the postal offices in the colony Deeply grieved to hear of death of Mr Gray. Such a. faithful and valued officer will be difficult to replace. P!ea=o convey my sincere expressions of regret lo Iho bereaved family."