MR G. WITTY, M.P.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18426, 6 July 1925, Page 10

MR G. WITTY, M.P.

—• 4 PROPOSED PRESENTATION FROM ELECTORS. | In apologising for TITo absence father, Mr Frank Sisson, from &| day evening's meeting of the Col bury Fruit Growers' It. Sisson said that liis father m tending a more important meeti* Riccarton, at which arrangements* being discussed in connexion witig presentation to 31 r G. Witty, M-W In some further remarks, Mr son said that the presentation iU have the hearty support wf everjj| grower in Canterbury. But forll Witty's action they would ban l saddled with control. "There .i»f doubt," lie added, "Vuat be hasj our best friend; but_for him w© in have had control in"tnis district.*! In eotyiexion with the meeting at Riccarton on Saturday night|| F. SJSson stated last" night that ij|j Been decided to hold another BIM to consider further arrangenrajra connexion with the presentatioa^ Tlie - trustees of the Comma Travellers'* and Wn rehouse men's 9 Soldiers' and Sailors' Fund Ini ceived a bequest of £'2oo. being legacv by the late Mrs Esther Mai Mr "W. L. Rothenberg. in forvm this amount, writes: "I desire w press my personal wish, and alseg wishes of the executors, that tlMtpl will continue in. a healthy sim long as the necessity for it reCKUI| The late Mr W. S. Royce, focfi a Conservative, who became Son and chairman of the CommQaM Labour Group in the Honse ofjjj irons, left an estato valued at £l3t| Ho died on June 23rd last year aw of an omnibus while on liis'way || Colonial Office to accept the Gojj or ship of Tasmania, which had bet fei'ed him by the Mac Donald ment. Jt was after Mr Royce's « that the present Governor of T&sai Sir James O'Grady, was appoistl Before the "annual cold*' grinl get "XAZOL." Take it on stqM by inhalation—either wav is a •ati safeguard; Is 6d buys 60 doses."!