OBITUARY.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18230, 14 November 1924, Page 11

OBITUARY.

IRi) MIDDLETON. IKSB ASSOCIATION —COPTRIGHT) im tt.Z. CABLE AB9OCIA.TIOW.) LONDON, November 12. lis announced of Baron [dletojfi was the tenth baron Ha was 77 years old, trmerly a captain in the sia eldest son, Major Wil;C.j of the 10th Lancers, the title, and to estates of !ABL OF VEBTTLAM. PMSB ASSOCIATION—COPTEIOMT) AHD ir.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION) I/)NDON, November 12. l is announced of the Earl alter Grimston, third' Earl , was 72 years old. He seven years in the Life for another seven years sat e of Commons as Consent er for Mid-Herefor&shire. • ecount Grimston, succeed!* Bed away at Marton, Sergt.las McMillan, at an advanobeased was horn in Dalmy, m, Ireland, and joined the Irish Regiment, to which died for 21 .years, and then o years' service with the id Defence Forces. He waff' gliard of honour at Queen vedding, and gave a great rice in Maori war troubles ato, Auckland, and Wangasr years acting as drill inWellington and Wanpanui. ; iV from the Defence Force Jk up farming in the "Wai- > was a member of the Mall is announced at "WellingJoseph H. J>avies, formerly •in "the chief accountant's New Zealand Railways. The vies, who had experience in ;ancy side of English rail--3 coming to New Zealand, Department in 1877, w;hen conntant's office was in b.; He was transferred to when the head offioe was le North Island,- and during part of his service held the itatistical work. For a" nums prior to his retirement in 1913. he -was chief clerk. He irement at Newtown, where >ccurred at the age of 75.