The Late Mr. Seddon. London, June 13
Lord Roberts, at the meeting of the National Service League, and Mr. Fletcher, at a meeting of the New Zealand Trust and Loan Co., paid tributes to the late Mr. Seddon…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1906
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The Late Mr. Seddon. Message From the King. London, June 12
The news of the death of Mr. R. J. Seddon, Prime Minister of New Zealand, came as a profound shock. Ten morning papers published second editions announcing the death…
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Sir Joseph Ward has suggested that a memorial service for Mr. Seddon should be held in Westminster Abbey on the day of the funeral…
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The death is announced of Dr. James Stewart, of Ballarat. The estate of Dr. Stewart in England is estimated at fully £200,000. Many bequests are made to charitable,…
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It was necessary to embalm the body, as it had been decided that the biroal should take at Wellington (N Z.). The remains were placed in…
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THE solemn words of the funeral services "In the midst of life we are in death," spring irresistible in the mind with the announcement of the sudden demise of…
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In last issue we briefly mentioned the reported death of the Hon. R. J. Seddon, Premier of New Zealand. It has since transpired that Mr. Seddoa died at sea…
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As briefly reported in our telegrams of last issue, Mr. Richard John Seddon, Premier of New Zealand, died on board the steamer…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Death of mr [?]e. Manifestations of Pro- Found Sorrow. Tribute to the Memory of a Great Man. Heart Failure the Cause of Death
The startling news of the death of Mr. Richard Soddon, Prime Minister of New Zealand, caused a profound sensation throughout the length and…
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King Edward commanded Sir Joseph Ward to an audience which lasted half an hour at Buckingham Palace. His Majesty referred with admiration to Mr. Seddon's striking personality,…
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Sir Joseph Ward has suggested that a memorial service for Mr. Seddon should be held in Westminster Abbey on the day of the funeral. The Royal Colonial Institute and…
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There is a great element of tragedy and of pathos in the sudden termination of the life of Richard Seddon, Premier of New Zealand and…
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Wagga, Friday.—An inquest was held to-day by the Deputy Coroner, Mr. P. Hann, on the body of Gordon L. Mansfield, first clerk in the Wagga Lands Office, who was found dead in…
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Early on Friday morning Mr. H. Phillips, clerk in charge of the Local Land Board Office, received from Wagga the startling news that Mr. G. Mansfield, who recently left Goulburn for Wagga, had ,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Late Mr. Sadden. Great Britain’s Tribute to a Great Man. London
Upon receipt of the news of the death of Mr. Seddon, the Secretary of State for the CoIonies (Lord Elgin) despatched the following cable message to Lord Plunket,…
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King Edward commanded Sir Joseph Ward to an audience which lasted half an hour at Backingham Palace. His Majesty referred with admiration to Mr. Seddon's striking…
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A MEMORIAL service for the late Mr. Seddon will be held in St. Paul's Cathedral, London at noon to-morrow. Tremendous crowds assembled at…
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An inquest was held on Friday by the Deputy Coroner, Mr. P. Hann, on the body of Gordon L. Mansfield, first clerk in the Wagga Lands Office, who was found dead in the Union Club…
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The Prince of Wales has sent a message of regret at the death of Mr. Seddon. The First Lord of the Admiralty suggested that a warship…
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Gordon Leslie Mansfield clerk in the Lands Office was found dead on his bead at the Union Club Hotel Wagga, last Friday morning…
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