Mr. Ernest Limbrick
Our Own Correspondent.)
(From
WAIPAWA, This Day. It was with sincere regret that advice was received in Waipawa of the death, at Seddon, of Mr Ernest Limbrick. The late Mr Limbrick had a very severe illness some time back, and for a* while his life was despaired of, but he made a wonderful recovery and for" some time past had enjoyed excellent health. His death was due to a sudden severe heart attack from which he failed to rally. Mr. Limbrick, who was 55 years of sge, was for many years assoeiated with hotel life, as a licensee, and for a long time was *"mine host" of tho Tavistock Hotel, Waipukurau. Later lio took over the Seddon Hotel, Seddon, which he ran very suceessfully. Whilst living in Central Hawke's Bay he took a very active interest in sport, and presented to the Rugby Sub-Union a handsome silver cup, which is compoted for annually by the. champion sprinters. Besides his widow he leaves a family of three daughters and one son — Mrs Gordon Gay (Blenheim), "Mrs Jack King (Christchurch), Mies Peggy Limbrick and Mr M. Limbrick, who will have tho sympathy of a * large circle of friends in their sudden bereavement.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 154, 17 July 1937, Page 8
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