MR. P. FLANAGAN, JUN., GORE.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 38, 22 September 1904, Page 19

MR. P. FLANAGAN, JUN., GORE.

11l is with sincere regret we have to record the death of Mr. P. Flanagan, eldest son of Mr. P. Flanagan, Ctore, which occurred on Tuesday morning at Queensto\v<n The deceased was well Known in many p,arts of tho Coloiny as travelling representative of the ' NjZ. Tablot.' A.bout the end of last yeaT he hati a serious illncAS, wjhic/h led him to temporarily resign work in connection wit/h this office. He spent some mbnths in the x early part of this year in the gracing 'district (of Nasehy, and it was expected tihe change had completely restored his healt-h. Only a few weeks ago , he visited Du,nc | din, whem he seemed completely recovered, aftd was hopeful of soon again resuming work for tlhis office. Un4er the cipcum.s'l'ances, the unexpected news of his death came- as a great shock to his friends in this city. The deceased was a 'very industrious, intelligent, and painstalcmg young man, a good Catholic, and highly popular

> «■> with all classes. His sorrowing father and otlher members of ttfie family have our sincere sympathy in their great sorrow. — R.i.P.