OBITUARY.

Otaki Mail, 23 August 1922, Page 2

OBITUARY.

fU'. death occurred on Monday nigh; a, 7.'■'•!' of Mr Albeit (" Tud "J Wiulci- . burn, third .-on of Mr Alt. Wiuterburu, j ':i respected resident of Xuiuui. Otaki. I Deceased, who and been enjoying .-pica- j i did health, wa- working on Wednesday I last, but at about i p.m. complained ol pains in the stomach, and ill eonscquence went to bed, and 1':. Atmore j ' was sent for. On Thursday he was i removed in the oiaki hospital, but uu J Monday :,;;. in..,,n returned home. He \ gradually became worse, and passed j awa-y during the evening. It is though! i that deccu.-cd by drinking water from: an old can contracted ptomaine poison- ' i ing. The late Air Wintoi le.n n was of] ;i quiet. unassuming nature, and ;••: .-r j ally re-p,- ( te-l. liorn in Otaki :.'." years • ago he M ved foi Ihe iii'-atvi pari or' i his life here, bill when war bioke out | the Urol reinforcement, ultimately sen- i ing in Egypt, Crallipoli, and in France. ' He was severely wounded in the thigb j by a shell, and returned Lome in l'Jl'i. I He leaves a wife and two children, a j father, three broihers—Fred a'eild- | ing;. Richard (Martun Junction) and. George (Otaki)—and two sisstei Mrs] George Bevan (Marton), and Mrs Tanga Poutama fOhau), for whom ;