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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2751, 4 March 1910, Page 7

. During a. recent meeting of the Sydney Cremation Society a reference to opposition on the ground that exhumation was sometimes necessary brought Dr Creed to the attack, die at once told the gathering that there was something wrong with the burial system that required the bodies to be dug uip again. He said that a number of peopfe iiad died during the past year leaving directions for the cremation of their bodies, but their wishes had not been carried out owing to the want of pro-perly-conducted 1 crematoriums. The bodies of two Sydney gentlemen had been cremated abroad—one in Adelaide and one at Wellington. New Zealand. He suddenly finished lus remarks by saying that he had got over any difficulty i.n ] v is case, as he had given instructions’ that hie body was to be burnt, even if it were in a hollow log.

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