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"The Recorder", Port Pirie, Monday, July 29, 1935
     Mr. Lewis Henry Bradock, of 61 Three Chain Road, Solomontown, who died at Pirie Hospital on Friday, had been a resident of Pirie since 1911. He would have been 71 years of age in September.
     Mr. Bradock was born on a station about 40 miles north-east of Hawker. He was of a roving disposition and travelled about a good deal before settling in Pirie. Among the places he visited was White Cliffs, where he was employed on the opal fields.
     When he came to Pirie he obtained employment at the Smelters. He was first engaged in the D. and L. plant and afterward worked in various departments. About three years ago he retired, and had since lived a quiet life. He had been a member of the Australian Workers' Union and of the Old-Age and Invalid Pensioners' Association.
Good-hearted Man
     Mr Bradock was ever a willing helper in the name of charity, and he earned the name of being a good-hearted man.
     His wife died last April. Mr. Bradock was not enjoying the best of health at the time. He was adnitted to hospital soon afterward. Mr. and Mrs. Bradock had been married 24 years.
     There are no children. Brothers and sisters are:- Messrs. C. (Renmark), J. (Crystal Brook), Arthur (Crystal Brook), and W. E, Bradock (Pirie West), and Mesdameds C. Talbot (Crystal Brook) and J. Lynch (Broken Hill).
     A service was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. Hubert, of Alpha terrace, Solomontown. The funeral afterward left for Pirie Cemetery. Rev. D. P. Richards officiated.⁵