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OBITUARY

HON. E, 0. J. STEVENS, M.L.C. (Bj TulocraDh —I-ro-e Association.) Chrlstchurch June 6. - The Hon, E. C. J. Stevens died last • night. r I 1 The death of the Hon. E. 0. J. Stev- ] ■ ens removes one of the most distin- ■ -guished members of the New Zealand \ ■ Upper Houso. In his .later life advanc- ■ ing years made it impossible for him ■ to take a, very active part in the busi- ! > ness of Parliament, but time was when 1 he was one of the most active of the > great men who guided the destinies of i this country. Edward Cephas John ■ Stevens was the son of a clergyman > the rector of Salford, Oxfordshire. He ■ was horn in 1837 and educated at Marl- : borough College, and the Royal Agri- ■ cultural College, Cirencester. ' He ar--1 rived in New_ Zealand, a young man I just out of his 'teens, and settled in Canterbury. He was a member of the I Canterbury Provincial Executive in ■ 1863-66, and in 1866 was elected mem- i • ber of the house of Representatives for i > the' constituency of Selwyn. He was 1 : elected again in 1876 to represent s Christcliurch, and again in 187,9. In < 1882 lie was appointed to the i lative Council, a life member. He was a a membor of the Atkinson Ministrv f from ISB7 to 1891. (

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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2481, 7 June 1915, Page 6

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OBITUARY Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2481, 7 June 1915, Page 6

OBITUARY Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2481, 7 June 1915, Page 6

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