MR. CARBINES INTERRED
St. Ives Times & Express
The Letter states:— "In case you have not yet been advised we are now writing to inform you that a body, which has been identified as Mr. William Carbines, has been picked up by the steamer sent out for that purpose, and conveyed to Halifax. It has been arranged for the bodies, it has been possible to bring to shore by the steamer to Halifax, to be buried in single graves with head stone bearing the name of deceased, at the Company's own expense." The letter concluded with an expression of the Company's most sincere sympathy to the relatives in their great sorrow.
Mr. Carbines and family of Nanjivey wish through the medium of the "St. Ives Times" to express their deep gratitude to the officials of the White Star Line Company for their generosity; and also wish to thank their local friends for many tokens of sympathy in the great loss they have sustained.
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