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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 87, 3 August 1914, Page 6

Mr John o,’Donovan, a very wellknown settlor in the eastern districts, met In’s death at 4 o’clock on Friday afternoon. He \vas thrown from his horse on the Tahora saddle and fractured Ids spine. He was brought on to Whaugamomona by the Public Works train, the intention being to bring him to Stratford by Saturday’s early morning train, hut ho died in the meantime. At an inquest held yesterday a verdict of accidental death was returned. Mr T. A. Bradley acted as Coroner. YOU MUST HAVE MUSIC. Music when you are alone or with friends. Music for song and for dancing. .Music when time drags a little. ’ v, usic when nothing hut Music will do. But you may think that a good instrument is beyond your means. Not sq. The Dresden Piano Co.. Ltd., will provide you with a piano or organ of the highest quality and arrange the matter of payment without any harassing conditions. You can make your selection from full stocks of such famous pianos as the Broad wood, the Ronisoh, the Uipp and tjie Stein way for which “Tho Dresden” are sole Agents. If an organ is your desire, this Company can supply /you with such incomparable instrumcfiits as the Bell and the Imperial. Call on or write to The Dresden Piano Co., Ltd., Wellington, or se" the local representative, G. W. Milll