DEATH OF MAN AT 144

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 45, 2 February 1945, Page 6

DEATH OF MAN AT 144

MESSAGE FROM TEXAS A message from Tetxas says. the. deatli has occurred of Guiliermo Longoria aged "144. He was born on a goat ranch in Mexico and was never sick for one day in his life.

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An Unusual Catch The latest angling experience is related by a Palmerston North resident who has returned from a lioli- • day at Paraparaumu Beach where he went- on a fishing trilp to the north end of Kapiti Island and had an unusual catch. He states that, he landed a hapuka which turned the scales at about 501b. On cleans ing the fish he discovered it had I swallowed a beer bottle shortly be- - fore being hooked. The label on the t bottle was not even defaced. j Power to Transfer ; Under regulations, just gazetted j the Naval Board of New Zealand, the Army Board, the Air Board or any authorised person has power to transfer members of any armed force t; to any other armed force. The no--5 tice adds further that every trans- ; fer that has been made before the gazetting of these regulations shall be deemed to be and to have always, been as valid and effective as if the , regulations had been in force when , such transfers were. made. L

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