PERSONAL.
Mr Herbert Hall returned to Timaru from the North Island yesterday.
Reference to the death of the late Sir Joseph Ward was made at yesterday’s meeting of the Timaru Harbour Board by the chairman (Mr G. T. Dawson), who said that the late Sir Joseph had been a power in the land, :and one of the Dominion’s greatest •statesmen.”. The '• following resolution ;«wsis.. carried.. unanimously: “That the Board, place oh record its sincere rt(grefe at' the death of Sir J. G. Ward, 'lute . Prime Minister,- its high appreci-yafciqn-of the • very valuable services rendered to the Dominion; the British :• Empire and to ~ the world, extending ;]over many years;, and express its! £dgepV-sympathy with the family in their bereavement. ; Sir J. G. Ward proved himself a man among men, a ■'’great-* imperialist, and through his -death- the .whole British Empire has sustained a .great-Joss?’
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18629, 26 July 1930, Page 17
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