SUDDEN DEATH.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4649, 15 February 1894, Page 3

SUDDEN DEATH.

(By Telegraph—Presa Asiiooiation,) Well(lNQion, Thursday. Mr E. W. Morrah, Inspeotot of tlie Bank of Australasia, diid rather suddenly (his morning. Later, The cause of Mr Morrah's death was failure of the heart's action, lie bad been complaining of late about feeling unwell, but attributed it to the hot weather, and thought very little of it. He went to, |he bathroomys usual at eight o'clock this mqrnjng, turi'ed'on ft? weter,' and, as w&P W ouetoro, returned to his bedroom to lay down for a few minutes until the bath filial, Soon after he gained his bed he gasped and expired. He had always enjoyed excellent health, and it waii his boast thai bo had never been liicj tip in tiis life. He had been forfcy-Wb years in the sorvice of the Bank, having joined it'in Vibtoria in and,' for thei last oighteen years bo bad "been the inspector for New ZealapcJ, tie leay'ej a wife and thirteen children, moat of are grown up, In scoorda,noe wi,th banks rules he sbouji have retired some ypare ago, butftj (be request of the directors, who recognised his great ability, he remainid in the service. Ho was Oi years of age.