Death of Mrs V. Monrad.

Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 145, 29 November 1884, Page 3

Death of Mrs V. Monrad.

J ' ■ ■ *...;...'. , r } ;;• . : ';..'.'" ; Our, readers will .'learn with deep regi^iS- tU^4e^h of Mrs, Viggo Mon■f^^vrhich' sad event look. place at 5 ;o^sk^s&ie'rc!ay evening.^ -Fiem jw'hnjt #fr<caft learn it i appears that : tkecd^ceased' lady had been, ma delicate state 6f j :b^ealtb for some time ..past, land had more recently been prostrated by an : uttaick of )pw.- fever, .which tinalljji+proyed fatal. , Her .bereaved h usband and , family will recei ye ; general and deeply. felt sympathy m their great tribulation, the, loss to i them . being, i r reparable, , , The late Mi^Monrad was held iv nigh esteem by all classes of people to whom she was known and ber death will be felt by many of the settlers as acutely as a bereavement I "in their own family, as hy her kindly sympathetic manner she hfj!d endeared herself to a wide wcß ibf* friends .and acq^ain' vtfifiCeSr WeY^nder oiir : respectful sympathy to the mourners m their sad bereavementiv Weiealrnthftt the late Mrs Monrnd- was only ill a few dayßjJßnd.tto' fetal consequence» r weie 'anticipated,.. The medical man who attended her said after her death time he did not think the case was so serious^A, family $< seven/, young children are 'left to ". mourn the touch of a .vanished ;hand and the sound of a voice that is "still."