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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18323, 13 August 1921, Page 6

Tho Manawatu Daily Times says_: Lowhanging clouds, driving sleety rain, the grumbling of distant thunder —a world in mourning. Six whll-pronmed horses drawing a gun-carriage on which rests a coffin wrapped in the Union Jack. Beside, walking with heads bent to the gale, and coats buttoned closely to keen out the ram, six men—his comrades. Behind, a long line of hooded motor cars. And so was Alexander Murdoch. tunneller_ in war and tunneller in peace, carried to his long home., Xot in the battle for peace, hut in the battle for progress, where man’s ingenuity SPP I fs tc harness natuhe and wrest power nnd li-dit from the waters of Mmfcahao, had he suddenly “r" A we»t.” The last prever is said, the “Tost Post” sounded, end the last tr?b”t- paid to a brave soldier and a rood romrade. . The destb-rat" fr-rm fever i« «f present, .pf in the hintorv of England and the k"st of any country in the world. Aw.iv with that cold. Get husv with: “NAZOL” to-day. Efficacious and ecosftmical. Safe for children as adults. 60 doses la 6d. —Advt.