DEATHS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16751, 5 January 1915, Page 1

DEATHS.

AYREY.-Janunry 4, at Porirua (late of Levin), Robert, dearly loved son, of Sarah and the late Anthony Ayrey, of Sandyford Street. Sydenham, Ohrlatchurcb, aged Jlftyone years. JBRADLEY.— January 4, 1915, at his residence, Private Street, off Madras Street North, Leonard (Charlie), dearly beloved husband of Caroline Bradley; in his year. So loved, so mourned. BRUCE.-Januaxy 4, 1916, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs A. W. MacGilhvray, 217, Fitzgerald Street, St AlbaJis, Agnes, relic*, of tho late Thomas Brace-. Hawdon Street, Sydenham; In her eighty-eighth year. At rest. GLAHOLM.—January 4, at her late residence, 37, Peacock Street, Anna Maria, ■widow of James P. Glaholm, Newoastle-on-Tyne; in her eighty-sixth year. Private interment. HANCOZ.— January 4, Clara Jean, eldest daughter of Arthur and Agnes Hancox; aged four and a half years. Peace, perfect peace." ISHERWOOD Januarv 4, at Burwood, Susanna, widow of the late John I Sherwood; aged sixty-eight years. (Suddenly.) WARSHALL.-J»Tiuary 4, at 18, Peacock Street, OhTistchurch, Sarah, second daughter of Mr George Marshall, Weedons; aged forty-three yea Ts. UoGUIRE,-January 3, 1915, at Westwood Terrace, Patrick McGuire, in his sixtyfouith year. Deeply regretted. WHlTE.—December 31. 1914, at Duncdin, Isabella (Isa), dearly beloved wife of Percy White (late of Christchuroh), and sister of Mrs A. S. Jenkins, Tapamii, and daughter of the late Thomas Ball; aged thirty-one years. So loved, so mourned.