Death Of Mrs. L. Glover,
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Of Apia
THE death occurred in Apia, Western Samoa, on March 20 of Mrs. Laura Glover, at the age of 69. She had been a resident of Western Samoa since 1930 when, having recently lost her hus band in New Zealand, she went to live with her son, Mr. P. W. Glover, who then was chief assistant at the Apia Ob servatory. Mrs. Glover was born in 1878 in New Zealand, where her parents were pioneer settlers.
The funeral was attended by most of the leading members of the European community of Western Samoa. Mr. P.
W. Glover is now a merchant in Apia and secretary of the Chamber of Com merce, and six of his friends and well wishers acted as pall-bearers, namely: Mr. J. B. Clapham (manager of the Bank of NZ), Mr. E. Annandale (manager of O. F. Nelson & Co. Ltd.), Mr. H. Gow (manager of Burns Philp (SS) Co. Ltd.), Mr. B. Brownlee (acting manager of Morris Hedstrom Ltd.), Mr. R. H. Car ruthers (manager of I. H. Carruthers Ltd.) and Mr. J. Helg (manager of Muli fauna Trading Co. Ltd.).