DEPARTURE OF MR. FLETCHER.

Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 39, 13 July 1889, Page 2

DEPARTURE OF MR. FLETCHER.

FAREWELL DINNER >V k regret to have to ssmounee the intended departure of MfV' %, M. Fletcher, whefhaa for the last'seven *earst>een*»«tjiie> ft* Mess*,**.. ietsnds. DMt«lktWelktfwS2 doafew fc»*r»»'4^£g^Js tlSffi pljili urn hiMMifti flam nsjajajsjtfT'rvMiaaiai hare, jit sto tost asjs»4fc*v«ft tb-hw hr, m*i iin iiiiiiiijjinn wuiin* Mm find aneed liw BIS BBW pMMfM. • W/e VMPMMIIa that Mr. Fletcher leaves to teka a, naiAtUu-r* the A' M klM T M W • .* Wi. MeArthur and Oft, whiea ft* * U»H> Mr. Fleteh* in 41• ardooue Snae* connected with the mmmbhl of tkU. bwafakßßß kMk' Mr.' Rstobaf ;hsn bHmvs tohstl IB wi j?<sß

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