OBITUARY.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18232, 17 November 1924, Page 10

OBITUARY.

(Received Xo\ eaj? «^^^^^M| Hon. Edwin presented the ChertetSwlSßHlMl Camuridcesbife- in tfaHSJSSNIH mons from I<\\> to IttS^RHH second son of jtbe tary°of ih<^liaß«.^ l^'^^K and member %4 ih» W^SIIJM

The death .xvisred a* %'%B emirch Ho>iJul oa Seng illness, of Gee. V.l>.. at ;i» a®& «SIKSfp here he niarned Mis* & ra£HHl Christehun h. He Canterbury Engineer r^^j^^j first commission ia tlis3|^ Volunteers tor a then on the a cureEst, nine and si-half years, 'aßmH cnuntant in IPM, qjb Canterbury District. that position until year, when he was antSS^^^mi

ing Paymaster for ttaSftSSfl the office v.-bk-h h* fei&lkSS§H ' time of las death. Ife vWsßHirajl leave in Anril !as,i, aas£ patient of tli* CltrisfedMtlf 2fi| since then. His d««mqtifr|y r Tisßff Colonial Auxiliary Jfeioesf Swjj§B medal. Colonial eers 1, decoration, aa£tWlSllhi long and efficient late Captain w*s to month. _ having foaptefasl service in the Defence itefSf&Billlt Ho loaves a fat&igjr two <xirls. as well as are .Messrs R,. <£. r Jee. all of ChrLtt-i<«it3v, ' %jj||l| J a lighters are Missga 3Hag The funeral teak afternoon, isanv Defence Wreaths were sent the Ist Battalion oj «» "Regiment, Re?...-tad Mrs Burns and faraisj. '3flraMC''lfe F. Gibson, Mrs Hams, tte» ftnf&S nnt Headquarters sred non-commissioned offiwas ern Dennt of th<? Jfesr gineers.* Mr and Mrs $ ssbs£sffe ton). Mr and £fe£& % \. Cadie. of the S«v mSSim lory. Mrs McConaelt, aoA&feftfe G. F. K. laareiKe »t^M% AER JOHN Sriife-

The death of a Bwß*S§||sa&M identity, Mr Jobs, 86th rear, escarped at Ktßljj&ftßjH ou Saturday. I%e bM horn in Cork is 183S, i u as a boy of 13 tWBS* *** better part of £»- 4ffnM"j&JsSEß .Vnlcan. Buringjgfr 3g««ij ffi'jjffliiß Crimean War.- He *l» wars with the Maßsi% Jss *2§|SS dore, ho v. as in Bros., at Lytteitaa, m w»«g**st sailing shins. ' >$A There 'passed away »4 *iw WgJPj tation at Euea Bay, i* WgLWJB "Vanua Leva, on Ocjgto 88fcjjij]||j| Oraiond Erie, sea «g Jamaiea, and a!» of Australia's b*S<le*l **£"*2gs| Lite Mr Eyre waa* *g»gM"?g|l man who lised veijr F>k*[%22K? years, states the "SteW aid." He «aase to Stjl **2*7g® having t>eea edwitc* a*"«Bfcj*P suite of Sir Artier more). Mr Eyrc was y*yMß £ands Commissics, saw work for veairs, \szt3L fca the Civil Service i» ISH <Wt*ißW in planting. He j una—r-' ffljja|