FUNERAL.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20612, 30 July 1932, Page 18

FUNERAL.

.MR ANGUS The funeral of-' Mr icl 4'BWL L| took place Cemetery and was atttwted- by 900 people, including IWfW>WNH public bodies in tie Mr Horsey was burial, the service the Worshipful Master Lodge (Bro. E. C. by the chaplain (the Bev» and the Rev. A. G. Irfißfc conducted a service at tte Wreaths were sent Chairman and County Council, Mayor, Burgesses of bury Farmers' Union, Upper Ashburton Road cal School Board, Board, Ashburton : -|3eQtirM]H|Hl Board, staff Ashbufto^ Ashburton Agricultural Association, nursing ana Ashburton Public HospitalfllHHl staff Ashburton Public ]3aaMHH| dening Circle Cavendish, Croquet Club, Wor?MpfnJ JgHIMH cers, and brethren Thistle, ton Bowling Club, HakatW<(BMjß| Club, St. Andrew's Church Women's Missionary Union, Associated Auctioneers, staff Canterbury Frozen Me*tJSßW| management and staff Ltd., the Bridge Club, ters, Tilly and May, Cis and Keith, Esme and Ivf|gHH| and family, Mabel and BwgXHIHI Sheila, and Janne, Dr.'H. Billcliff, "Dr. J. B. and M» KjOHH and Mrs W. Patterson, Mr Kennedy, Mr and Mrs B. and Mrs J. H. Grigg, Mr *agJgMW Moore, Mr and Mrs Wright, C. H. Campbell, Mr and Farlane, Mrs Campbell and and Mrs A. Prentice, Andrcy #Wjj»g| Mrs M. Digby, Mrs family, T. and C. HaU, Knox and family, Mr Mid Watt and family, Mr Robert Clelland and Mrs Bundle, Mrs Farr and MWJmm Beetles are no respecters The v. have invaded the P the "Chequers, the official qgF3fai«lM dence of the ? n ® 8 ". WmsbmHßh Britain. The precincte <* have already suffered ties. From the Great JHW ■ fl|ggj Stephen's to the oak bean»lsßn Prime Minister's country jwhh but a step. of MM Of steel are not JSjgggjM has been reinforced by The beetles have been quit, and those that.remainlittle headway in metal. VjlfiHH