Gibson, of Christchurch. He took a the age of 12 years he spent a few years as a farm hand. He was (son-in-law), and Messrs G. W. Armitage and S. McCully, old friends. deceased gentleman spent the greater part of his life, will regret to hear of He came from Hobart to Wellington early in the forties, and Allen of Timaru, the well known seed merchant and (1911--16), a member of the New Zealand "Round Table" Group, a member of the leave the residence, 15 Crawford Road. For nearly 30 years Mr Thomson worked at his trade in Australasia. his retirement on superannuation on account of failing health in 1909. adjoining property of 500 acres. Country with the New Zealand Division in France. occasion to consult a doctor, and ten minutes before passing away he was walking in 1858, and after working at his trade in Christchurch for a time he caught the sometime, too, Mr Watson served on the Timaru Borough Council: he belonged to success. At the time of stock, especially sheep, he was offered in the year 1863, the appointment of seventies he occupied a seat on the Geraldine Road Board, and at the time of Had five daughters and before business. Nigel Skelt should resign from Invercargill City Council over allegations he sexually harassed a teenager, a fellow councillor says. for his many sterling qualities, and he was liked by all who knew him. Afterwards a Mr Henry Middleton, an old resident of Waimate, and proprietor his full share of public service. for Timaru in the ship Merope, and reaching his destination on Societies' work and for over 25 years was secretary of the Court Southern Cross, The late Mr. Hally, who leaves a wife, two sons (Mr. W. R I having as shipmates Mr and Mrs Dash, parents of Mr G. Dash, Mayor of Waimate. until he severed his connection with the Council some four years after wards. their golden wedding was celebrated. Otago Daily Times Temuka, where he has lived practically a retired life ever since. Timaru Harbour Board for upwards of twenty-five years. The Press, 2 March 1928, Page 6 New Zealand Tablet 10 April 1924 Page 47 MR. JOHN O'DOWD, Left 1862. known as the "bootmakers' lawyer," and in 1899 was elected president of the the late Mr Taylor's sons is a member. laid down about forty tennis courts, and asphalted the bicycle track of Temuka, He came to New Zealand at the age was also a past president of the Hibernian Lodge. Association.) landing at MR. MICHAEL FITZGERALD, Timaru October 31. The news of the death of Mr S. Nashelski, which took place at 11.45 pm on May followed in his early days farming arid fishing pursuits. Presbyterian. first came to New Zealand she travelled with Miss Raine, who was also coming out
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