Obituary

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 630, 5 April 1929, Page 11

Obituary

MR. JOHN LOGAN pioneer of the Tuakau and OneJ>V'r° Mr. John Logan, died -Mount Eden on Wednesday at the of 86. Born at C'olchill. Ireland. Mr. Logan wme to New Zealand with his wife ■ad one child in the ship Dauntless In ’Vh\ ,ft6r an eventful voyage, during •vnieh 14 men were rescued from a ?“ 21n ? Ship For a short time Air. and Hh L °S a " stayed at Onehunga, but _? en Proceeded to Tuakau. They were -ben absent in Australia for nine h onthK - but returned to Tuakau, where wt' ''ncaije.l j n farming for 40 years. ben the Onewhero settlement was IS 6 '? 6 ' 1 Mr - Logan and his sons took J P land there and engaged in various intrrp riseij He was ilp member of the rukekohe Fast Road Board and the tuakau School Committee. When he retired from farming he went to live ruakau, where Mra. Logan died three -cars ago. Soon afterwards Mr. Logan removed to Mount Eden, where he has Uvrd ever since. r - Logan is survived by five sons five daughters. There are 33 grandnu, ‘ren and nigh, great-grandchildren. MR. H. L. C. MOWBRAY . J lr. Harry Logan Campbell Mow.ry* who died in Auckland yesterday, as well known in Auckland financial . Born and educated in this city. Mr. wowbray ■ . j his brother, Mr. D. RMowbray, barrister and solicitor, jatly in life, and for a number of years td the position of managing clerk in ae firm. From there he* I eft to join ' r - -lehn Carlaw in the land and Estate J**bey business as a partner. About years ago he joined Mr. Sydney «**. George, stock and sharebroker, member of the Auckland Stock vxrhajyge. I ilr - Mowbrav was keenlv interested t " several organisations working for a - Hood of the community, and was Eminent member of the Anglican lap*!' o ' l ’ taking an active part in its Itie-lv mana 4ement. He was also a ■'““t Of Uatt Masonic order.