DUNEDIN NEWS.

Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 907, 4 June 1903, Page 3

DUNEDIN NEWS.

S U DDK N DKATH. (Per Press Association.) Ituiiaim, last night. Donald Mum-on 110-. ii, aged 73, u gardener, died suddenly. At tho inquest a verdict was returned of Loath from i.i. n FALLEN TROOPERS FUND.

•'io fumi for til o fji'loii troops iiK.Mjirii'iai now Kimnis ill JL'iCOH. Tui comtuiUfiO to-tl'iy dceiilori tfj.il tiii. uicuioriul should fcuko iho form of m. ur*d in h!n(;*ton,i and O un■*,» ;i ;u.<. Aiv.irit.ic m ifjo iii.! tito!--'. »v;.• i ;,!io •i.im..s oi all o.a«jo troopers ivfio hni fallen iur Stale riciiooi-i of the district. The question of an art union hoin*' promoted in wlucfi tickets and hills ref erred lo it as for fallen troopers was discussed. The ait union is nominally in aid of the .South African Graves Guild Fund, which i.-> lo bencljt to the extent ui .10 per cent, oi proceeds. As it was shown tii *b own Home who were selling t.ek .-is wm; nun. i th<; impress! m they i vv*n Wy.j.i. I n i; . local fund, it was decided i.o noiify th t the committee ind not ioneti u c }l j union, nor is it connect'd in hi y way i participate in the proceeds oi tiie nri

union. FA ft ME i US’ UNION. The* Otaj'o Provincial Gam" re nee of thr Far nuns' Union Was opened ini •; *• veiling, Mr I!. Uueliiand ii i oi.-. i«du> he * -.-dieted chat if rhe As-.ociation wadivined into North and Soutu .isc ec’at;on> u Wuulsi be the h. of the end. T.-.. h dance sheet showed a credit balance of X'/G. Mr ii. ihu ddund wus re elected president.

BODY FOUND. The body of Tli'iiims G:en, who lias been missing from Waitaki .since F, iday ineriiing, vvaa Rural in Clio WT.ilalci rivee to flay. Lie wits a married man.