CONVALESCENT SOLDIERS
DEATH OF ENGLISH .HOST
Private^ advice received in: Auckland by cable states that 'Mr. "Henry Williams, o£ "Dcllside," Heswall, Cheshire, England, died at-his residence on January-18. Mr. William*; who was an ex-chairman of the Liverpool; Corn .Exchange and,- £. .-prominent sportsman, is gratefully remembered by a large number of. New Zealand exservicemen and nursing.eiiSters. ~ ; .; The beautiful country House of Mr. and Mrs. Williams at Heswall was open as a "hospitality" home during the war for between two and three years, and in that period over 150 convalescent--.Sick >a*d wounded New. Zealand- soldiers and nursing sister^ were "mothered" by Mrs. Williame,' who has since: commtmicated regularly with her large'New-Zealand "family.' Mrs. Williams and two daHigutew ate left to mourn their loss;' .. _
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 22, 26 January 1934, Page 2
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121CONVALESCENT SOLDIERS Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 22, 26 January 1934, Page 2
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