LATE MR WATSON.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7709, 18 April 1916, Page 2

LATE MR WATSON.

Before proceeding to the ordin business at last evening’s meeting householders, the chairman, Mi Jull, said he would like those l sent to express their sympfl with the widow and child of the late Mr Watson their irreparable loss. Mr Wit had been master of the Wain school for nine years, and had b largely responsible for the veryl position it at present occupied. 1 news of his death came as a p shock to the community. Even knew his value as a teacher, i words were not necessary to exp their sense of the loss the town i the school bad sustained. The sped moved, “That this meeting of hd holders desires to express its « sense of the loss the school and district have sustained by the de of Mr Watson, and desires to exp its deep sympathy with Mrs Wit and her children in their bcr« ment. ’ ’ The motion was carried in silfl all present standing.