Fiji Pioneers
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Death of Mrs. Harry Granville Carr
ON March 11, after a prolonged illness, the death occurred of Mrs. Harry Granville Carr, at Shedfield, Eng land.
Mrs. Carr, who was born in Fiji, was the daughter of the late Hon. C. H. H.
Irvine, at one time Attorney-General of Fiji. Her husband, the late Mr. Harry Granville Carr, was associated with the early and prosperous days of the sugar planter in Fiji, where his interests were in Mataniqara Estate, Ba, and in part nership with the late Mr. J. C. Doyle, in Wagadra, Nadi.
Mrs. Harry Carr leaves a family of three daughters and one son: Mrs. Salter, wife of Lieut.-Commander Salter, R.N., who resided with her mother, Mrs. L.
McLeod, of Rowena; Mrs. Gorgiopolous of Athens; and the son, who resides at Lightning Ridge, N.S.W.
Mrs. Irvine, the mother of the late Mrs. Carr, whose association with Fiji dates back to Suva’s early days, resides with her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Doyle, at Roseville, Sydney. Mr. Alex Irvine, of Fiji, and Mr. Richard Irvine, of Auck land, are brothers. —M.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Farnham, of Lae, New Guinea, have returned from an in teresting holiday spent in Manila and Hong Kong.