ill- William Morris, who, until quite recently was a well-known resident of Weymouth, and a member of the Harbour Board, diod at j ''flftpgarei oil Sunday. Ho disposed ot Ins timber interests and took r.p land at Whangarei, but his health was : snen, since leaving Greymouth, that he • l vas unable to work his farm. Ho ' '® ave s a widow, four daughters, and tree sons, one of whom is ac the i font.
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16147, 27 February 1918, Page 9
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