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MR A. COWIE. AUCKLAND, Tuesday. The death occurred at Mount Eden yesterday of Mr Andrew Cowie, aged 82, a well-known temperance worker, and husband of Mrs Lee Cowie. Mr Gowic came to New Zealand about GO years ago. MRS J. R. MacKINTOSH. TAURANCA, Monday. The death has occurred of Mrs MacKintosh, wife of Mr J. R. Macintosh. She was born at Carterton 52 years ago. MR J- C. SCANLON. WELLINGTON, Tuesday. The death is announced of Mr Jeremiah Charles Scanlon, who was for many years in charge of the Terrace Gaol; aged GB. GENERAL SIR A. PAGET. , B y Tele,ra P h-Pr^ D S 5 n-Copv Tl ,m., The death is announced as having occurred at. Cannes of General Sir Arthur Paget, aged 77. General Sir Arthur Paget, P.C. G.C.B. K.C.8., K.C.V.0., entered the Scots Guards in 1869. He served in the following wars:—Ashanti, Sudan, Burmah, South Africa (in which he commanded the Scots Guards). He commanded the forces in Ireland 1911-17, and had the Eastern Command from 1908 to 1911. AMERICAN WHEAT KING. CHICAGO, Dec. 8. Mr James A. Patten, at one time "Wheat King" of the United States, died to-day from pneumonia.
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Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17582, 11 December 1928, Page 8
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