DEATHS. ADLINGTON.—On April 20, at Whangarei, Robert, the beloved husband of S. Adlington, late of Brighton, Parnell. (New Zealand Herald, April 22, 1893)
SUDDEN DEATH.
It is our painful duty to record another sudden death, occurring at a late hour last night, that of Mr Adlington, a gentleman for many years a resident of Auckland, who about eighteen months since purchased a property from Mr Robert Duncan and settled down at Maunu. The cause of his death is supposed to have been heart disease. At present all that is known is that the deceased gentleman was about retiring for the night when he gave a cry and fell, dying almost immediately thereafter. The death having been reported, Dr. Marsack, accompanied by an official of the Court, proceeded this morning to the homestead to carry out the customary formalities in such cases. The deceased leaves a widow and several children. (Northern Advocate., April 22, 1893)
SUDDEN DEATH.
It is our painful duty to record another sudden death, occurring at a late hour last night, that of Mr Adlington, a gentleman for many years a resident of Auckland, who about eighteen months since purchased a property from Mr Robert Duncan and settled down at Maunu. The cause of his death is supposed to have been heart disease. At present all that is known is that the deceased gentleman was about retiring for the night when he gave a cry and fell, dying almost immediately thereafter. The death having been reported, Dr. Marsack, accompanied by an official of the Court, proceeded this morning to the homestead to carry out the customary formalities in such cases. The deceased leaves a widow and several children. (Northern Advocate., April 22, 1893)
DEATHS. ADLINGTON.—On April 20, at Whangarei, Robert, the beloved husband of S. Adlington, late of Brighton, Parnell. (New Zealand Herald, April 22, 1893)
SUDDEN DEATH.
It is our painful duty to record another sudden death, occurring at a late hour last night, that of Mr Adlington, a gentleman for many years a resident of Auckland, who about eighteen months since purchased a property from Mr Robert Duncan and settled down at Maunu. The cause of his death is supposed to have been heart disease. At present all that is known is that the deceased gentleman was about retiring for the night when he gave a cry and fell, dying almost immediately thereafter. The death having been reported, Dr. Marsack, accompanied by an official of the Court, proceeded this morning to the homestead to carry out the customary formalities in such cases. The deceased leaves a widow and several children. (Northern Advocate., April 22, 1893)
SUDDEN DEATH.
It is our painful duty to record another sudden death, occurring at a late hour last night, that of Mr Adlington, a gentleman for many years a resident of Auckland, who about eighteen months since purchased a property from Mr Robert Duncan and settled down at Maunu. The cause of his death is supposed to have been heart disease. At present all that is known is that the deceased gentleman was about retiring for the night when he gave a cry and fell, dying almost immediately thereafter. The death having been reported, Dr. Marsack, accompanied by an official of the Court, proceeded this morning to the homestead to carry out the customary formalities in such cases. The deceased leaves a widow and several children. (Northern Advocate., April 22, 1893)
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