LATE LOCALS

Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1923, Page 3

LATE LOCALS

Genuine bargains in ties, caps, cotton singlets, cashmere A Im-e etc. now 011 vire.v at \V. H. Ktopforth's (oppo- ’ site W. E. Williams). , Will'll putting.-I I use into a detonator . a man named Roliorl Wilson, employed hv the* Pul.lb Works Department at Patetongu. suffered severe injuries to j,j, hail!. T!,e detonator exploded, and !>K thumb and the first and second j, ; ; ,ts, ills iir-t linger were also injured and his law humid. j to <>iil icsideni of Nett /.calami. Mi j M '.Stanley 'Todd, died at his residence, C \p' Si. 011 Tuesday, 1 Kllh .laniier" at the age of <)!>. H<* , -iri. |,i parents from Scotland in IS ig. landed at Lyttelton and went . on t., ( iiristchurch, where hi spent his school days. The family then went on to Dunedin. IK* represented Me-si* Cregn and Co. and N. ill and t («* "" the goldthlds. then mine to W ilbiiu- : ton and represriiUid Johnston ami t - on the West Coast, and hue* -m . Messrs Strang and Cm Invercargill.; Nel-on Muate and Co. Wellington, an C the Windsor Co. Wellington. At tit. , rime of his deal!; he was ~, the employ of .lohnston and ( o. Ltd. . 4 Ile «a • mi uibe,* of lie* Otago. C. \ A-***' Cl --viiioul b 111,'.: Hokitika (.oh tluo ' W'l* amateur golf elianipion ol 'VX. 111 ISh'li. 11“ was universally respected throughout the \>esl C oa-t at* v, as looked upon as one «»l u- ' tie- and will be sadly mm- ■ by brother travellers throughout -V Zealand and bis many IriemN n to ( mmereial Travellers’ and Warilmu-' me,. A Association. Wellington and v ;. . him. Tlie late Mr Stanley lod V well heir veil and respected by all hiV triends on the road for the*rather y advice and encouragement he .«<■-* . , .rive them. Many a tra'ellii "I • orcein ten the kindness extended to him . - iV. deceased and some 01 them colt 1 i ' to* .h 'lr subsequent success . in" Bfe -Contributed by Commercial j Travellers and Waerhousemen- A.xso-