ONE OF THE PIONEERS

Otaki Mail, 18 July 1923, Page 2

ONE OF THE PIONEERS

, . . * .. _ - I it: IBf J L IO 1 ill.. 1.. \j i ;.ii; -1 Mi ,<jy i Bciuiy I ’ *’ v iut'.-.- *.| l*j*. I*ll ; —■u: ni 'Jo v . ibniiiDou P.i. <» | -*■ J -*J!t., lii'jiitiulivj ii.. :■ -- J:- ' ' 1 ,i i v!j*.iJ ti,.; -ii--..1. ... Mr V. ! * -Vi* -ox, w/j * > Ijiuf j!u-,-*.,i aw;ij s*i(,*. i ”’-1 Ii •.,**•! Ul-. •I * ij l ' <*. Mvlll. -vi'l. n'jJiy "I iji'.■noti'. ■lI iii.*: : iiii .'V, Mi ,*-iint,, A {ir!'s<.*ij.-i n, . ‘*>ll i.* '■Vi l- ’I. IIiUIJ v.ilv 1j.1'.l I■ . !i* ■•jt I;. ' 1 .utility U!!a:i-. II*■ 1,0 l i*•_’-*,! t.'i*i.-,_. Tilts *.'. ti.*! t ! wi;' *i !!-■.*! ■« -,v... 1- ; . ii-.* Jii'itiji ca.t=, isiid mon iiu<j tu i i*j*.* .liuiig- Tie Liiiicl! tu _;*-i iu ;jK-i!iuigs. . ii'i Vv it Uifi Ol till; ulu iilUiiC*.-: i'Uvk v,Tiu ii*;T i-uiiiv vti: iJuu. yu; L'-iJ CuUll---iy whon iliis ..uuiiti.v vnsin Us !!*’.*; ,-t:;-.*.-, UltiJ olio i,l Ui.j Uiiiigs thUt Hioai oi liiuse pic.snjit Jaitl i-.* o,* j»jou>J ol was tL’u th*;.\ v.'f.-n- * t•?,.*■ J jrom i such stock. Mr siiiicn;: -.v;w one 1 Uic* firsi chaifjU'jii ol tun County t.uuuci! and hc-M Ur ulnce again from ; l&j'.i ;•* r«jl. liu -i i- also a mcinhri ol tin* * ill (..t iki B-.'iiiJ BisliJ iilid ; *.:iiaiii..o;» : U.u; B.ui i. ft- would ; like mat a vote ol sympat’ij bo tan- | tiered to the widow and fan.*By o' the 1 >!ecea«ed gentieman, and tie moved in : tiiis direction. Cr. Broadbelt seconded this. li* .’uad iiut kiiuv.T, Mi Siixicos personaß> hut ilis work wa-: weii-known tu : everyone connected with the council. Cr. Cayley taij the; as one who bad ' known Mr Sim cox personally, iiaving : been a neighbour ol his lor sorne . time, he would like to speak in favour jof the motion. He war. a man win* .bad done good work for the County and was arnongs* trie men who had carried on a good work under great , difficultes. The motion was then passed in si- * fence.