MOTOR FATALITY

Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4472, 1 July 1930, Page 3

MOTOR FATALITY

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VICTIM. ,\ motor accident, attended with fatal results, occurred on Saturday resulting in the death oh Mrs. [| 'J'. Flyger, senr.. who is very well known in Palmerston North ami throughout, the AlanawaUi dist riot.

Mrs. Flyger, who was 73 years of cue. hint I,cell stuyiii”: ill SiinKoU •with her daughter, Mrs. A. K. Drew, mid together with friends was eu route to Aloeroa (!M> miles northwest from Wlaiiganni) lo visit Ivor son when the accident happened, lhe ear going off the road and over i. sleep bank, 'The late Mrs. Flyger was the eldest (.laughter o! Aliys,. Burr, of Waldegrave Direct, Palmerston X., and togelher with her ‘husband Mr. (1 ]; Flyger, now resident in North .Auckland, lived in Palmerston for some years. She was well-kuovin ami high lv esteemed. Three sons and three daughters are left to mourn their loss. They are Alessrs Claude Flyger (Aloeroa), Ronald Flyger (Hanraii), and Jack Flyger (Alula ), amt Al.osdames A. K. Drew (Sanson), A. Brooke-Taylor (Baiti-c.-.se) and R. W. Wallace (Kakatahi).

Mr, <l. Burr, of Foxton, is a brother of the deceased. Deceased was born at Whirokino, near Foxton, her fa I her having taken up farming activities in that dislriel. She was associated with all the early life of Foxton, living then* for many years until she v ent to Wanganui, and subsequently in Wiellingkm.