DEATHS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17287, 30 September 1916, Page 1

DEATHS.

ANNAN!D.-TSeptember 10, in Prance (died of wounds), Rifleman Archibald! Lament Ann Mid Jlst JlhZ. .Rifle Brigade), fourth' •on of William Annand, Opawa; aged twenty-eight years. For King and, Country. ■DOBBS. —September 29, at his parents’ residence, 30, King Street,- Sydenham, Arthur Harold, dearly loved Husband, of Fanny Elizabeth Dobbs, of 9, Mowbray Street,, Sydenham; in his twenty-eighth 'year. EVANS,—September 16, killed, in. action, Albert Wm. .Evan?, dearly loved son of Wm. and Mary Evans, 9, Suffolk Street, Linwood; aged eighteen years. HARDlNG!—September 29, at Christchurch, Ida Maud, the wife of the Rev G. W. Harding, Waikari.. Bequieacat in Face. MERCER. —September 29, at Lecston, Dorothy, infant daughter of J. C. aad M. Mercer; aged. It months. . MURTON.-rSeptember 23, at 645, Cashel .Street, Linwood, .Sophia. Isabel, dearly loved daughter of E. and J. Murton; aged 6 yearn'and 6 months. 1 Suffer little children to come, unto Me, , . . . , o*£> ON OBDE.—September 15; killed in action in France; Corporal Ernest Joseph (2nd-Battalion*. Earl of. .Liverpool's Own), •dearly beloved husband of Npllie Q’Donohuo, 89, Trover Street, Linwood, and pldest •on of M. *nd A. O’Donohue, 19, Norman 8 Road,. Papanui; aged forty-one years. K.I.P. • OSWALD.—September 29, 1916, at his resi- . dence, 48, Burke Street, Addington, VVil- ' liam, the beloved- husband 'of Margaret Osvwald;, }n bd» _sixty-seventh year. ‘ IPARLANE.— September 23, at Christchurch Hospital, Leslie . Lucas, eldest km of the late John. R» Farlana, Milton; aged nroe,toen years, ; ‘ .. . RAXWORTET.—September 15, killed in ac- ' tion, Rifleman Thomas Arthur, dearly beloved husband of Margaret Phoebe, and# second sqn of Thomas R.axworthy, Riccar : ton; aged ' twenty-four years. For lung and Country. BOBINSON.—KiIIed in aqtjon,..Septe«ber,.ls, " Sergeant Arthur Gordon Robinson, 4th Battalion Rifle Brigade,- dearly beloved husband of Elsie May. Robinson. 809, Colombo Street; Christchurch; in his thirtyfirst year. For King and country, Beloved by all who knew him. STEPHENS.—At Brooksida, or. September 27, George Henry, infant sou of H. T. and ’ Mary Stephens, ■ t ," ■• V TEAPE. —September 23, at Christchurch,. Charlotte, dearly loved wife - of Thomas Reynolds Teape, of Sumner, after a short illness. "• -\v ■; ,< ' • WINCHESTER*—At Victoria, Henry. John Fredrick, the beloved oldest son 'of 11. J. ■and E. 'Winchester, 433, St Asaph Street, LinyCod. (By cable.)