VACANT CHAIR FOR DEAD M.P.
A ci air which woj'-J have been occupied by Mr. James Stewart, M.P. *or St. liollox, who died the previous day, was placed at the head of the table at a luncheon in a London restaurant lately, when the hairdressers’ •narliamencary committee met to mark th j passing of the Act closing barbers’ shops on Sundays. Mr Stewart was to have been chief guest to receive thanks for promoting ‘be Bill. A week previously he. telcph* - Tied a remarkable presentiment of his cud: “ Carry on with the preservation of this Act. As for me, my time is not long.'’’ The 200 people prewnt paid silent tribute for two niinSlcnderness secured by taking Yout’i-
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 109, 11 May 1931, Page 3
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