MR MASSEY'S ILLNESS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18367, 28 April 1925, Page 8

MR MASSEY'S ILLNESS.

EXPRESSIONS OF SY.WAT]ff||M At the close of the Anzac P*T-sll|fl mony in the Ashburion Domain urdav. the Mayor, Mr R. ferred to the illness of tho ister, and it was decided to fot»9PH| message of sympathy to him, *ijp|B|f|| press the wish that he would be *SfflßSß| restored to health. :Mm&& At the annual meeting °».>IBWBB holders of lliccarton last WWIWBH the motion of Mr Geo. a motion of sympathy waa liWfjflJSlll Mr Massey in liis severe illness. _.~JgBHIaB At tho Wharenui School *Mffl holders' meeting last night « ramßl of sympathy with the Prim* oliieWßa in his ilinosa was "gJjMB motion of Messrs T. W. SuqNMMHn[ and T. Habcrßcld. Tho mover iw|Hß|H to Mr Massey aa "tho hardest *J?!Kffi man in the Dominion in the jcars," and said tV-t all people, fttHH ■ever .their political oVrimons, & J4|hRJ tbised with Mr and Mrs Mnay.rißß their family in tho illness V "*£JH| overtaken the head of the "??I|M| At fhe annual meeting of Mfjajjgj holders of lliccarton last ereaajfisfflSl tie motion of Mr Geo. a motion of sympathy was PWHU'fJHI Mr Massey in his severe illneat. h JS3&B& At the Wharenui school hoaMIBWHH ers' meeting last night, a ra< ~" jS§|§ sympathy with the Prime M : ni<t**Mß his illness was carried, on the , *'SSM of. Messrs T. W. Stephenson w|||l Haberfield. *lH|