OBITUARY.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17631, 7 December 1922, Page 10

OBITUARY.

*» MAHBICE BAB An early gettl . ''>' , and an old residnJ , * *V. passed away in m ° a the news of whos' ~?«*« £ c«rred early ;t d bo received with £ t >, largo circle of the doc" ".,'*«»> Jncnds. Mr Harris, S the npo ago of S9J voir, . dcrful health umif/"' ago, and within the l ast L> was a constant visitor t ?> made several, visits to p i the Continent, and, up t6 « {jo, w„. r e gul £^ Mr Harris was a native of is, where he was born in ] Mj M £*> in the Dominion in 135G •,„/ l " -Nelson. In t1,05e as far as Western one of lho firt ,Jj£«, Coast of the Sonth oVw i£- v ,a^o,oChri^i 18(il>, ~„,! subsequently hTl 1 " Jord street, and carried \*\ for a ninubcr of years mido,*,; of Messrs M. Harris and'VM late Mr Harris was of "JS ; position, and did not take part in public affairs. ]|, J" the founders of the CaaterWfc Congregation,'of wliidi he *« dent for several years, 3,4 J noxion with which he LeJd « offices. He was for some vew the ('hriateliureh directors "of (J British Insurance Company, $' ris was twice married, Mi fa. having predeceased him absat' years ago. Ho leaves a »jj, T eleven children. One tot, &; Harris, died some years ago. Bason, Mr Henry Harris, isisy in Ghristchurch; Mrs Lonimti*. the Hon. C. Louisson, 11 it j daughter, and Dr. M. Louisa) grandson. Other memben cf fid, arc Mrs L. Caro and Mrs l|»i*} of Wellington. Mrs' Caro «u n tho first white children to fee!« Nelson. One sou is in Londos, a in New York, two memia ■*s family aro in South Afri<v»i Victoria, and a Bon, Mr Alfrrifc resides in the Waikato datfg arrives in Christcliutch (Mi as Mr Harris leaves mim«onj graq! drcn and great-grandcii/dftn. : ' Tho funeral will tab fitt (H row morning.