Obituary

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1069, 5 September 1930, Page 10

Obituary

MR. W. H. C.ARTER

The death has occurred in New P* 1 mouth of Mr. William Harold earnwho was well known in that distnc* account of his work with the Taran* Warehousemen and Comin __ Travellers’ Association’s charity « n For some months Mr. Carter naa in hospital suffering from juries. MR. W. PETERSON ! The death Irlis occurred of Mr. J 1 Ham Peterson, of Albany Koad. h Bay, at the age of 67. Mr. wyj was appointed third engineer ( . steamer Grafton in 18SS and se .^, r ( IT vessels. He was chief the Hawea and later same position on several ofths -Steam Ship Company s vesseia. chief engineer of the Xiagar . . long time he was well l ino ' vn^ <rp lets on the trans-Pacific voyage. MR. j. JORDAN A well-known figure circles of a few years ago, -nr. Jordan, has died at Tail rang* j or dn ago of 65. Born in Dublin, ’nU«r. ' cam© to New Zealand with ms n ca : 3 at the age of eight and r Hi-. 1 at the Taurang.i School, XaP School and Auckland Gramin h - He was a very successful athlet* at school, winning inan> .jjt r: 100yds to a quarter of a mlle ’ j leaving school he represent _\fi land and Thames at joinins; the stall ot the -1, \s' ment in Auckland. Mr. Jordan clerk of the court and "unu» {err , trar at Paeroa, being then to a similar position at he remained until iMo. "h ti u to Napier and later tn .New He retired 10 years ap*. , lis * Mr. Jordan is survnr.l ro HaU one son. Mr. Athol Jordan. « ya . ! Plains. and two > . ; Gifford. Hastings, and »» I Mangaweka.