CAMBRIDGE. March 24, 1876.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 600, 25 March 1876, Page 3

CAMBRIDGE. March 24, 1876.

A deep gloom has been oust ore.- the entire diatricfc by the receipt of a telegram from Ohinomutu announciug the death of Mr. Jolm Reynolds, of Pukei.un, son of William Beynold% Esq , of Pukerimu, who died tins morning Mr Reynolds was on a visit to the Luke Country and was not Terr well vrhen ho left the W..ikato ten days ago. On aruvinu atObme muta he bfcamo much worse, and when the reminder of' the party left lie was in a roosl dangaroui state. The oau;» of death was a fcr-r supposed to' h*ve boen oontmotod m the "Wwikato previous to 'lenring. AL tho time ot his d«ath ho was attended by hi« enter and brother, the latter having gone to his aenstance on learning the serious nature of his illne s. Great sod -universal sympathy ie 1 felt for Mr and Mrs Reynolds in their heavy bcreavetncnt. By tbe death -of Mr. Reynold! the Waiktito has loit an able^nd energetic eettler, one wlio was- ever foremost 'in all thut would conduce to the advancement of His district. a"he Cambridge Farmer's Club has lost a prominent -and useful • memb»" whoso place it will be difficult to fi'l. -And all sections of tho community have been deprired of one who was a kind rind obliging neighbour, a sincere friend and an ainiahlo man !- Ovrv CouRKsroNDENr.