LATE F.K. REEVES.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 March 1923, Page 4

LATE F.K. REEVES.

WEI.I.INCITIN'. March 22 T;d atli occurred at his residence. Hill Sir-ci. mMr Ercdcrick l\. 11 "eves, ! ,-iic i ' New Zealand'- best known journ. ii-1 - and a citizen universally, e.-tiM'iiled for his many good qualities, j The late Mr Reeves had been in fail j ing health for a considerable period, j a;:,! the end was not alio .tether mux- , p del. lie was 37 years of age. and j K was he-, known by the excel-! lent reporting work he did whil • • a niemher f.v verv many year- oi ihe; "I vo 111 ii g Bos' at. a. Ii . V'. ide-i ii'.xm I -y mpa i lit will he lel t j Ml r, , I. R -nr-. M.! '.. S; I.ever 1 ii. V. . (••• .go E. ii, . s. M.i.-lers .Me -'. V. . rod Bmllippe \. M. Re, ,c. ib" M:-. ■ M.ii-ic and I’eg'g'.v I 11,, iI- luu* Mr Reeve-, who was | a I war - a jcoiioiincd pati'i.-u and stood 1 i-i act inn of ,-iug hi- cldc-1 -on a ; ij-dnho" o' lie New Zee! ".ml SudV i ' -.1 |,s elf! I lie ' mil, 1 ■ I lie- Mti.l. c. I '. Ml- s. v. bile Iw <• I.i> 111 b'T sec-. . 1 j l.eger and Ecrgu-, are al.-o prominent j in local lei rili.rial units. Mr Si . l.eger j stall' of the "Evening En-t.'' was ad- j noted as a solicitor nl the Supreme; ( liurt Mime days ago. The late Mr Re vi ■■ we- married !„ Mi- f-'.iiti.-ll ol ; Hokitika. e 'mdn.vc' o