OBITUARY

Hokitika Guardian, 2 July 1923, Page 4

OBITUARY

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3. 0. Sale, who later was Profe sor of Classics, at Otago T'niversity was warden at Kanicri at the time. Air Dlox:mi teiiiained on the We.-I Coast until ! 1*72. v.-j-.eii l:c \i' !!" I England. On ; hi- return to New Zealand m 1*79 he J l was am - lined deputy-reai-1 rar of tie- I : Nnprr-m - ( oiirt at ('liri-t i-liureh and in I fs- ihe lieeatue rvgist rar and sheriff ; j 1.1, the :,-h;U Itiou of Mr E. lie ( . Mil- | 'ei. In live. Mr Dlcixam having \ ]re .-le d the a-e limit, lie retired Prom ; the jutbli-- -- i vie", and -ittee then he laid 1:. -‘ 1 ill private life. Mr Dloxnin : mail of ox;; mu'diimry vigour, land led a very active life, garden-iii-i. eve ling, runniiiq am! .'l'ickvi be- • ' ic ■ V- - r'liei I'eeivat i<.ll - . I’l'til ouit ' ; i.-; 'he i - tit iiiue I iii lead an aetiie ,hi •. About t i’ll dev- a- •• h" '.’-I nt t e ■i- !.:■'! iili.ll'y. i- l.eitl pu-ssibly the 1 iir:,t time in Id- liv t ha: ha had ' be. n \ le d V, i t.l| ilino-s. | While on the C'eal-t Mr Hloxatn— I | alway a man of wiry strength, and i ■-r :-1 . ' v f r tdiysteal • • -'tiram-a : .1- a: • wot!;. Me < r the 1 eltil of the H-m i- ! a'b a ! • •! of la r- - - and eat t!e . i-. 1i- ■ ■ -i- At < lirl-tma-. 1 i. ; !;i - m-- it the V’h -1 vi'a < -r.-t. and ; i afterv.-ar lb f. --or ol Cl a -.sics at ; j 1 U a.; ■ > i’u iver.-it y. and. Mr Abboit, i v-: h () f the S-11 ore 'll :■ Court, walk- j |■ d in r- ■ Hr.o',-ring's Pa-s, a';:l re- • | -< ii to the We-t Con-t by Arthur’s | i Da -. ■ i.eti bui relent iy discovered by, •ml itanmd Mr Arthur Dudley D.ib-on.