PERSONAL.
+. Mrs C. U. Williams, who has very ill. is now making slow progress One of tlie oldest settlers of Bunnytiiorpe passed away on Friday morning in the person of Mr J. Jeffries, at linage of 7s year-. He had lived in that district for over -Tt years, having first settled in Napier. The late Mr Jeffries is survived by his widow and seven sons, Henry Arthur and Albert (Tuonui), Lev i i’JV lioro) Samuel (Feilding’i. Alfred t'Bunnythorpe). and Gabriel 1 Tunbridge) ; al-o six daughters. Me.-danic.- Howard 'Levin;. Marshall and .Tames Bunnylhorpe), and Thompson CWnverify.i and Misses Kate and May Jeffries (Bunnythorpc).
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Otaki Mail, 9 April 1923, Page 2
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102PERSONAL. Otaki Mail, 9 April 1923, Page 2
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