MR JAMES CARRICK.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20712, 24 November 1932, Page 7

MR JAMES CARRICK.

♦ -- THE FUNERAI.. I The funeral of Mr James AlcLcc-d j Carrick, which left 56 Hewitt's road, j Merivalc, yesterday morning, for tho j Bromley cemetery, was largely at- j tended by representatives of tho i family and friends, and by represent;!- f tires of athletic organisations, Die | sen-ice at the graveside being conducted by tho Rev. J. Lawson Robinson, of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Tho chief mourners Tvero Mr 11. Carrick and tho Misses M. and J. Carrick. Tho pall-bearers were Messrs W. A. Poison, W. H. Travis, G. Leyton, | and P. Ayres. Wreath:) wero sent by the following: Dora and Peter, Father, Mother, Sisters, and Brother, Jill and Ray, Blanche and Frank, Ida and Guy (Auckland), Nina and Tom. E. Farrell, F. Farrell, D. S. A. McDougall (on behalf of tbe directors of Cooper, McDougall, and Robertson, Ltd., England), S. HaiTOwell and family (Auckland), tho Auckland staff of Cooper, McDougall, and Robertson, Ltd., tho manager and staff of Dalgetv and Co., Ltd. (Christchurch). tho directors or J. Rattray and Son, Ltd. (Christchurch), the staff of J. Rattray and Son, Ltd. (Christchurch), T. 11. Green and Co. (Christchurch), the staff ol T. H Green and Co. (Christchurch), Uncle Will. Auntie, and Laurie, Mr and Airs J. G. Poison, all relatives at Longfield (Mcthven), Mrs J. L. Ower and Mrs K. J. Walker. En a and Lindsay Ower, Mr and Mrs D. »• j Gorrie.' Mr and Mrs J. Trotter and Jean, Mrs K. Binnio and Mrs E. Paton (Dunedin). Mr and Mrs Jas. , Tait and family, Mr and Mrs Arnold Tait, Mr and "Mrs W. Kett, Mr and Mrs C. H. Taylor, sen., Mr and Mrs C. H. Taylor, ,jun„ Mr and Mrs Leslie A. Dougali, Dorrie and Charlie, Mav Lena, and Marjorie, C. and M. Walker. Mr and Mrs Geo. Leyton. Loe and Lcn, Mr and Mrs H. McLean, Jim and Norman, Mr and Mrs Melville. W. and A. Hcarn, and from Clissold street. FUNERAL OF MR L. BROWN. I The funeral of Mr L. Brown, Hornby, took place at tho Bromley cemetery on Tuesday. Mr Brown, who was well known in the Hornby district, was born in England in 1885 and 'came to New Zealand when he was 1G years of age. For the past 30 years he worked constantly at the City abattoir, and was particularly well-known at the Addir.gton market. Mr Brown is survived by Mrs Brown and by Jive children. Mr P. K. Lilly, of the Presbyterian Church, Hornby, conducted the service at the graveside. Tho bearers were Messrs*R. and A. Muir, and L. and E. de Thier. Wreaths wero sent by members of the family, Aunt Polly, Uncle Ted, Gladys, Les, Edward, and Katli, Lizzie and Dick, Albert and family, Rita, Fred and family, Mr and Mrs G McSaveney and family, Alex Muir and Willie, Mr and Mrs Denny and family, Mr and Mrs F. Fine and family, Mr and Mrs Tod Andrews, Mr and Mrs Bromley and family, Mr and Mrs F. Ilalliday, Mr and Mrs W. Henry and family, Mr J. Graham, Mr and Mrs Mumford, Mr Clias. Vine, Mr and Mrs 8. Garrett, the City Cash Meat, family, the Alderton family, Mr and Mrs J. Hindman, Mr and Mrs Sylvester, Mrs Clarke and Queenie, Harry, George, and Eon, tho Bing Boys, the Co-operative Abattoir staff, teachers and scholars of Presbyterian (Soclcburn) Sunday School, and Mr and Mrs W. Eaton and family.