LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 7 September 1920, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Mr F. Hcpvafid sent -offprg for saje in is issue a!j a goiug concern, his well-

known farm at Soutli Hokitika, containng 56 acres native reserve lease. Full particular? ai\ application, Members of the Pacific Lodge, No 1229 E.C. are invited to meet on Thors day afternoon to follow the remains of the late W. Bro James Bevan to the cemetry. The R.W. Bro Jesse Steel, D.G.M. of Westland and Nelson will conduct the service.

The death of Mr James Bevan of South Revel 1 Street, which took place at Westjand' Hospital tips morning removes a' very qjc] and 'hj'ghjy respected resident -of tin* disfrjef. 'I he deceased was a. native of St Holier, Channel Islands apd 76 years of fig?t. He came to the West Coast in the early days and followed mining pursuits ail over the West Coast settling at Rjmu fit the time of the rush thpre, where he remained until some ten years ago having to give up work and came to Hokitika to live quietly. He was a sturdy type of the old pioneer. He was 'a single man, and was a brother of the late Mi John Bevan. He was also a prominent member of the Pacific Lodge of Freemasons. Many friends will regret to hear of his death.

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