Tragic Death in Levin.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 18 August 1911, Page 3

Tragic Death in Levin.

i ....^,—-^. —.._ Tin- tJc.lt.-l t(,;.k pi.lCe last OTCJlillg with tragic ■ii|..!i!,>iuiess of M.rs .Daniels, wife vi Mr J. Dassiels, of Lev- }»• -Ic appeal.s tiiat the deceased Lady, tcgetiir; , -.vich some friemis, called on .Airs A. K. Wilson. \ V Jio is lier sister. 1,10 coiiipany wore coti-p-ratulatiiig Jlrs Daniels on the slate of her health, and the Inttor staled tlmt she had .seldom felt bettor in. I her life. At .about halt past seven | o'clock the vi.-m;.i\, i\.;Ke to \cnv-o, and sucf;!.enly Mi\s Daniels swooned ' and fell to the floor. Assistance was at once forthcoming, but it was ap- ' parent that lifo was extinct. The body is to be removed to- her husband's residence, and the fiuierfl! will, wo understand, take place tomorrow antl will be conducted according to the rites of the Anglican Church. The greatest sympathy is extended to Mr Daniels and Mrs Wilson in their irreparable loss. Mr .and Mr,s Daniels were- well known in Wellington, where they resided for some years, and where ' they were held in high regard. They ; Avere prominent residents of Ifongi- j tikei, and enjoyed the esteem of a i large circle of friends. The deceas- i ed lady, who was a daughter of Mr i G. of Feilding, was only ; o6 yeai-s of flge. She was sister to ; 3[rs F Dowling, of Wanganni, while l her brothers are Mr A. Worsfold, , a ; well-known manufacturer of Sydney, and Mr Alfred Worsfold, 'an : official in the Victorian Government service Mrs Bull (now living in Sydney), and wife of the late ]\lr E. Bull, of Rangitikei, is another sis- i te.r. I