RANGIORA.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13908, 6 December 1910, Page 9

RANGIORA.

The Rangiora Territorials went into tomp on the Show Grounds on Satur- • aay evening.for tt week's training. The men are under Staff-Sergeant-Major neeley, and the company's officers, Capxain B. S. Jordan and Lieutenant G. ', "• Humphreys. Tho funeral of the late Mr G. Row»y took place at the Rangiora Cemetery yesterday. The deceased wa-? a very old resident of Rangiora, and was '<ms> time engaged in the manufacture *' tt * , at t " c Ashley street works. «c took a keen interest in Church rev* . ,vns 8 teacher in the Church or England Sunday school, and afterwards m the United Methodist Sunday \ „ T h* memorial services at tho Banff*. ; pra Presbyterian Church on Sunday wr the bte Rev. 1). J. Steele were • 5 fended, aud tho church was jtaped in black. The Rev. J. Craig jwnancted the morning service, and "je .rtev, R. w. Jackson the evening. •« • B ?T lce9 were ver y impressive, and ' , "P oCi al hymns were sung, also the an- ' • lu m . No Pa rting There," and at the aose of each service the organist, Miss • Rogers, played tlie "Dead March."

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