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Mr. E. Whittle, of New Plymouth, was a passenger by the mail train yes, terday morning for Wellington to meet a relative who is arriving by the Remitera from England. Mr. C. L. Hartman, for many years oil the stall of the Bank of Australasia at Otaki, and more recently of Auckland, has received notice of transfer to the Dunedin branch,' where he will act as accountant. Mr. C. H. <{. Hedditeh, who lias been connected with the Bank of Australasia at Otaki for the past five and a half years, leaves shortly for Dannevirke to join the bank staff there.
Mr. ,T. A. C. Baker, who has been connected with the Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand for the past 30 years, both ashore and afloat, and who during the past II) yoars has been closely associated with the CanadianAustralian Mail Line, has severed his connection with the company to takeup an appointment in the service of the Canadian Government Merchant Marine.
Lnst night the borough manager (Mr. P. T. Bellvinger) received the following telegram from the Prime Minister:—"l have received the following cablegram from Sir .Tames Allen, High Commissioner in London: 'Kindly convey my sympathy to the relatives of those who wore killed in the aeroplane Occident.' Would you be so good as to convey this message to those concerned." The late Mr. Wm. Omar, who died from injuries as the result of a motor accident at Hamilton the other day, svas a. native of North Wales, and one of the best known men in commercial circles in New Zealand. He resided in Wanganui for several years, and was highly respected by all who knew him. After taking up his residence in Hamilton lie became prominently associated with the life of the town, and at the time of his death was a member of the Borough Council. He leaves a widow (who was badly injured in the motor accident, but who is making a good recovery), and a grown-up family, consisting of Mrs. W. Rees Jones (Wanganuil, Mrs. F. Gruar, Mrs (Rev.) Maekay (Mastcrton), and Miss Ida Gruar .(Hg^Utonh.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 November 1920, Page 4
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