Obituary

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 963, 5 May 1930, Page 10

Obituary

MR. WILLIAM BUTCHER The death occurred at the Tauraar nui Hospital on Friday of Mr. Butcher, late of Piopio. For years the late Mr. Butcher carrwo { farming at Pio Pio. A few years " Mr, Butcher, who was held in W esteem in the district, retired went to live in Devonport. I* during a holiday visit to relativ® 5 AVaimiha that he became ill and : in the Taumarunui Hospital- *9 leaves a widow and a growr.--family. DR. ALEXANDER KINDER Dr Alexander Kinder, one first New Zealand doctors to .g a Fellow of the Koval College fir geons, died in Auckland on Satur®* g. His father was a well-known f&rw«r jf,. Balclutha, where Dr. Kindf r h After a brilliant scholastic S Otago Boys’ High School, he Otago University, taking his B-bc. jj| M.D. degrees. He carried out graduate work in England, and . ■ return to New Zealand I tice at Auckland. He malt*" ■ daughter of the late Mr. J. •*»>; Dr. Kinder is survived by lnand four children. DR. T. HARRISON’ The funeral of the late . rison. which took place in Saturday, was one of the S' in the city for a considerable ti J cortege of motor-cars being mile in length. Nearly 100 were laid on the grave. T. ' J tributes from the Dunedin p Soldiers’ Association, of ! Harrison was an ex - president. j., \ headquarters of the New I [ ■ turned Soldiers’ Association, y j as from all parts of Central iimpressive Masonic service * oli <p ’p customary religious sf>rvi ?fv leys w*ere fired by the High cadetes, the High t'® 1 . sounding tne “Bast Post.