PERSONAL.
Sir Edward Laiehworlh (Grand Secretary of Freemasons E.C.), is reported by ■ able lo have died. Advice In; been received by Sir James Wilson that his son, Alajor IF A. Wilson. was slightly wounded in the last leg light, but it was hoped that he wa aid be able io return to the tiring hue in the course of a lew days. The engagement is announced of AIL- ITiyliw Olga Bryant, only daughter of -Mr and Airs IF Bryant, of Foxton, lo Flight-Lieutenant Stanley Rob : ; Austin, only sou of Airs Austin-Johnston, of Wanganui. The deaih occurred at It aimerston on Tuesday of Air Thomas Lawric. who has been a resident of Palmerston during the past twelve years. For many -years Air Lawrie was in bu-iiic-. on the West Coast, and on retirin';- came to reside in Palmerston, where hr- genial personality gaim ■! him general popularity. The hoi cased gentleman is survived by a widow, two daughters (Airs 0. BeilVi-i and Airs L. FeiiYri, of Palmers ton), and throe sons.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1739, 11 October 1917, Page 3
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169PERSONAL. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1739, 11 October 1917, Page 3
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