LADY MACDONALD.
By Telegraph—Press Association. Christchurch, last night. Mr A. Macpherson, chief of the Scottish Society of New Zealand, has received a letter in reply to resolutions of sympathy forwarded to'Lady Macdonald on the occasion of the suicide of the hue General. Lady Maedoueid writes " Please say to the members haw deeply thankful both my sou and I are to receive the sympathy and condolence of the Society which was held in such high esteem and regard by my hue husband. It is most comforting to read in the midst of our sorrow the exceedingly kind and appreciative words. Ha-tor often told my son and myself of the many kind things from friends whom iiu met. at.d the many tiers of kindness which 1: received fr.uu tin l people cf New Zealand, and piericuiariv thorn those in Christchurch. Z know he treasured the remcmbr.uiecs ot Incm to tlic c-nd of ms j days. They will ever live in the memory I oi my sou Hector and myself. 1 '
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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 927, 27 June 1903, Page 4
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