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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 65, 20 March 1944, Page 4

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The death of Mr. David Greig, «£ r Pahautanui, occurred recently at the > age of 68 years. Mr. Greig, who was born in .Scotland, came to New Zealand ; at an early age and for the past 40 years had been engaged in farming in t the Pahautanui district. His widow and four daughters, Mesdames L. R. 5 Whyte (Tokomaru), F. L. Corny (Masterton), G. C. Davis (Paremata), and G. V. Smith (Wairoa), and four sous, Messrs. A. Greig (Porirua), D. A. Greig (Pahautanui), R. Greig (Whangarci) and R. C. Greig (Tokomaru), ar«left to mourn their loss. Lance-Corporal J. S. Carter, who has “ been killed in action overseas, was tho il third son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Carter, oof Featherton Street, Palmerston t North, and tho distressing news was ’ received only a week after advice had ° como through that his brother, Private W. L. Carter, had been wounded. Lance e Corporal Carter was born in 3912 and - educated at the Terrace End School and ° the Palmerston North Boys’ High f School. He was one of a party of four " New Zealanders who went with tho d Young Australia League on an educational tour of America and Canada in - 3929. On his return to New Zealand he e took up farming, and after a year in s the Manawatu district went to Orini y (Waikato), where he remained until he s went overseas. In 1937 ho married t Miss J. Mclntyre, of To Hoe, by s whom he is survived, along with a I daughter nearly two years old. 11 ; ' entered camp in 3942 and spent a year " with the 4th L.A.F.V. on home defence, but transferred to the infantry to go d overseas with his brother in July, 1943. II NIP COLD GERMS IN THE BUD At the very first hint of a chill, l_ cough, cold or chestiness, take Beltlo’s ,1 Lightning Cough Cure. It quickly h gets into direct contact with the affect- ” ed membranes, expels phlegm and eases the breathing. Safe for old and young alike. Bettle’s Lightning Cough Cure, prepared by George Bottle, Chemist, 769 Colombo Street, Christchurch, and sold by your chemist <mt store.