FUNERAL.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20903, 10 July 1933, Page 16

FUNERAL.

MR BERNARD P. BPMA *^Hb The funeral of Mr BerMr *jSH McMahon, recently of Chriri4Wjjjjg«|M and for many years a P ron "°f I fMM respected resident of the took place on Friday. The MQ was at the Bromley ce me *Sf:<JHß McMahon was the registered on the books of bt S!QMBB College, Wellington, and ffiniSlßiH temporary of Archbishop ~S|?IHW was an outstanding pereonaui7JSH|H athletic and scholastic circles, *nßjß« actively associated branches of sport on the WetlMmHM The cortege left his re^ dK Chester street for the Hon E*2gHRW olic Cathedral, where was celebrated by the »££ fSHKfI Cullen, rector of St Wellington, assisted by tt .?«tHHIH At the graveside the Rev. Monagle, administrator of B */-fBB dral, conducted the service. . : |gHS The pall-bearers were Ward and Messrs J. A. Reilly (representingthe ? ia MKM Patrick's College, Messrs Arthur Duffy, M. Jurw ~ri§H|M Webb, and A. J. Hastings. -^JKB Wreaths were sent by *°* i Reefton Licensed Victualler* *IHK tion, Reefton Jockey Clubjar *!«■ C. Preston and family, J" JnBMfM T. H. Lee and family. Mrs Mr and Mrs A. J. Hastings, ««■» Mrs George Hunter, Mr J*. £:-2& mM Mr George Pearce. Mr J° b "JSSJHH and the Reefton Trotting a^||BfW