OBITUARY.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LVI, Issue 5989, 27 April 1935, Page 2

OBITUARY.

LATE MRS J. J. MOORE. The death! occurred recently of Mrs lETi'za'beth IMioore, 'who (Was born at O-kain's- B'ay in 185®. lShe> was the , ttiiird 'daughter of the late Mr Thomas Ware, one of the earliest settl'ersi, amid was greatly respected'. iShe wais connected withi all! social activities, and was devoted to tihe interests of St. John's Church. In iISTO she married : the late (Mr :J, J. IMoore, who died in '119212. With her husband, she ledFt MOikaiii's -Bay dni i1'9.00 'to live ait St. Albans, where she made! -a hoM>y olf ; gardening. The late !Mr.s (Moore is ; survived by her three daughters—(Mrs | O'lConnelli (iHurunui 1 ), iM ! isis M. Moore ! CSt. Albans) and (Mrs Hattoni (tßii'ccar- | ton)' —and three iP. E, IMoore (lOfcai'n's Bay), A. G. Moore IMoore flMurchison.) and' H. J. (Moore (Hi'ckory)—and a number Of grandchildren. Mr T. O. Ware, Okain's Bay is a 'brother, LATE A. G. MOULD, Quite ai gloom wais- caist over the J 'dilsitriict of 'Little Rilver whan the :news- of the death of A. G. Mould cainei through from (Christchurch. Arichiie, commonly kniowni -a® "".Cap" (was a keen sport who pilayed the game foir the love of thei game. He was a member of -the l Little River (Football 01u ! b, the Star Tennis- 1 Club and an officer and past grand Master of the Loyal Wairewa Lodge, M.U.; as avellj asi .several other committees, and whatever task or sport he took j up he gave of hiiis 'best. He was also am- active member of the Little River I Silver Bland. I OBIUNIERAJL. / The large attendance at' the l funeral om Anzac iDay expressed! the respect land esteem that the held' ani the dis-j . tract. 'The funienalli service wais taken by thei Rev. Canon J. die. B. Galway. The Loyail Wairewa Lodge attended as a body ainid the Oddfe 1 !- lows' service was read 'by P. G. Bro. iS. E. iCattennoile. The following sent wreaths Old iMates Puaha 'School!, tlncfe Dilclk, Aunt Elsie, Jessie Rona and Joyce; Nat and Ted; Members Little (River Silver Band; Mary land 1 'Roy; Grandma Aunt Ada and

' Aiunit iNeKlffle; Mr. and Mrs Rimaldfr; Mr ! arid 'Mrs Wyman; Mr and IMns Ai'tkem; 'Mr and Mrs H. MilUgan and family; Mr and 'Mrs A. Thomson and' fami'lly; ;iDr and (Mrs Trail l ; Mr anidi Mrs F. G. ISt'anibury and fami'lly; Mr and Mrs J. | Toppi; Jack, Kaitfaleem audi family; Mr 'anid Mrs (Humphries' and Laurie; The i Members Star Tennis iClub; Little '(River !B ranch! Womentei Insibiltute; ' John and ißetity; Mr lainid! Mrs F. G. jOEM; Dad, Maud, Bteie and Eddie; P. G. iStapleton; W'airewa Co-op. Dairy ! Co.; Mr and IMns L. JoMn; Mr amid Mrs Booth; Mr anid Mrs Barclay amid family'; Mr. and! Mrs jG. Jones awd family; Mr .a.ndl Mr.s Louden and fami'lly; (President anid Members Baulks Pen-insulia IA. amdi P. Associatii'oni; Mr anid Mrs J. .Whit© and family; Naracy; (Loyal! Wairewa (Mr "and Mrs Le Canute; Marjorie and IBi'lil 1 ; "Mac"; little RHver Footlbafflll . iCl'u'b; Aunt Aniniie and tUnicle Alex, Doris anid ■Stela; Aunty Rase, Uncle Frank amdi family; Mrs J. Mil'Ligan and family; !|Mr and Mrs (French and! family; IMQr j anid Mrs Johnson and family; Arthur, j Vialimai' and W. 'Reynolds; Mr and Mr,si ■F, iW. /Crockett; Mr and Mrsi Harty and famiDy; Mr and Mrs V. Pidgeon and family; Mrs Lee. and family; Unc'te (George, Agines anid ifaimilliy; 'Aunty Belli anid Joe; CiM's l ' Friendly ''Society; Mr atnd Mrs H. W. Armi'tage; jlMr and 1 (Mrs 'R. 'Vanistione 'and family; Mr anid Mrs IStlacikhouse and family; Mr and Mrs J. W. ISmitih anid family; /Little .River 'Branch Farmers Uiriilon/; Mr and Mrs iff. Heed 1 and family; .Adams fami'lly; A'karoa Silver B [ and<; .Mr and Mrs .W. Stianbury and family; Mr iandi Mrs I. IS'hMiey; Mr and Mrs L. ißirc'wn amdi family. WILLIAM FOX. Wi'lliiam Fox, a .native of County Antrim, Ireland, died on Monday Hast at the Lewilsihiam Catholic Private j 'Hospital. He .was in his 313rd 1 year. i'T'he 'Sisters -oif the 'Liittl'e Company of Mary nursed him in hiis llaist illness. iPr.ior to his going to 1 the Ldwis'ham. I Hospital he was at 'tihe iAkaraa Hos- i pital. The late W'Miam Fox came jout to New Zealland! from; his native land about, mitoe yeiars ago and workjed on different stations in North j Canterbury and' the Peninsula. He 1 j.toad not a robust constitution, but. he was a mosit conscientious and hard working young man. About a year aigoi his (health began to give grave concern to his many friends in his /adopted country. After an operation I he sufficiently recovered to return to Le (Ban's Biay. Last 1 week he became ill again, and notwithstanding the •care anid attention of his friends, and the nurses and siisters he failed to recover. The fu'nerall toc/k pl'ace from .the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Neiw Brighton, Requiem Mass was cel'eibrated by (Father T. Olßeg'ati,

wh'o assisted ateo a't the service aitj Broirfey (Cemetery.