OBITUARY.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20178, 5 March 1931, Page 9

OBITUARY.

MB PATRICK JOYCE. An old resident of Canterbury, Mr Patrick Joyed, died recently in Christi church, in hils 87tji year. sle arrived Zealand as a young man, &«<! settled at North Loburn, whero be took farming, living there until a few yam ago, when he removed to Christ* fthurob. When the North Loburn School jubilee took place last year, Mr JoycQ wan the only surviving mettibpr-of the first school committee. "There rtfe seven daughters and on® son, alt married. Mr Joyce's wife died about 30 yeahs ago; abd two sons died in their youth. REV. BRO. BASIL.' j (*S*iS 4?B9bx4'noi* ! ' WELLINGTON, March 4. i i A long and valuable career of ser+ j vice itrtidtlg tlie Marist Brothers of Australia and New Zealand was brought ,to .a t-'loee by the death last evening qf the lie v. Bfg. B(s?il, ftraf director of tjbp Baorod Heart College, Aitcklaftd, find adviser to the Ojrdflfr, Bro, Basil, who was 78.frepr$ of age, died at uhe Marist Training College, Tyalrflu, p where lie had liveq in. retirement Bince the celebration of hi* golden jubilee as a Marist Brother ill May of fait year.