OBITUARY
MR C. E. MONTAGUE. London, May 28. Mr C. E. Montague, the author, is dead. He was aged 61. He was director of the Manchester Guardian. He served in the army in France, Belgium and Germany 1915-19, and was thrice mentioned in despatches. Mr Charles Edward Montague was a governor and honorary graduate of the university of Manchester. He served in the Army in France, Belgium and Germany from 1915 to 1919, and was thrice mentioned in despatches. Among his better known books were “A Hind Let Loose,” “Disenchantment,” “Rough Justice,” and “Fiery Particles.” RAJAH OF PUDUKOTA. London, May 28. The Rajah of Pudukota, aged 54, died at i Paris, after two operations.—Australian ! Press Association. H.M. Rajah Martland Bhairava Tondi- | man Bahadur, Rajah of Pudukota, married in 1915 Esme Mary Sorrett, youngest daughter of the late W. Fink, M.A., LL.D., of Melbourne, Australia. The State has an area of 1,179 square miles and a population of 426, and has been ruled by the Tondiman dynasty from time immemorial. AMERICAN SCULLING CHAMPION. Toronto, May 28. Edward Durnan, the professional sculling champion of America, died suddenly on Sunday night.—Australian Press Association. MR J. C. McGREGOR BARTELS. Sydney, May 29. The death at Gosford is reported of Mr J. C. McGregor Bartels, a native of Christchurch.—Australian Press Association.
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Southland Times, Issue 20499, 30 May 1928, Page 7
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216OBITUARY Southland Times, Issue 20499, 30 May 1928, Page 7
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