FUNERAL

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21116, 17 March 1934, Page 3

FUNERAL

MM WILLIAM SADIJLKU The funeral of Mr William Saddler, which took place recently at the Sydenham cemetery, was attended by many relatives and friends, including members of the Scottish Society, the Cashmere Bowling Club, and the New Zealand railway staff at Christchurch. The pall-bearers were Messrs E. D. Mosley, A. McDonald, A. Syme. O. Jacobsen, S. Maddren, and A. Christie. The service at the cemetery was conducted by the Rev. L. Rogers, of St. David's Presbyterian Church, Colombo street Wreaths were received from the following:—His loving wife, his three sisters and nephew, J. Reidy, Mr and Mrs Paul Doig and family, Margaret and Janet Doig, Mr and Mrs Peter

Dnig and family, Mr and Mrs F. Iron-.-ido and family, Mr and Mrs Andrew Dois:; and family, Mr and Mrs James Doig and family, "Linden," Mr and Mrs J. P. Cameron. Madge and Evan, Ann. Maggie, and Bert. Ken and Rita, Alex, and Muriel, Roy, Eunice, and Lloyd. Monn and Cecil, old members way and works staff New Zealand Railways, members of the Scottish Society, Cashmere Hills Bowing Club. Cashmere Hills Croquet Club, Mr and Mrs O. Jacobscn. Mr and Mrs A. Hazelton. Mr and Mrs Hogarth and Rhona. Mr and Mrs S. Gallagher. Mr and Mrs A. Syme, Francie and Pat, H. and M. Hcinisch, Portia, Mr and Mrs H. McDougall, Mr and Mrs Gladstone, Vallance, Mr and Mrs Hewlett and family, Mr and Mrs Tom Hall, Mr J. Dron and family, the Misses Hall, Mrs Belworthv, Mrs Cousins and family, Miss C. Fuller.

LODGE MEETING + Arch Druid Brother C. H. Gyde presided over the usual meeting of the Pioneer Lodge, U.A.O.D. District President Brother Keen was present, also the Grand Lodge officers arftt officers and members of the Hope of St. Albans and Mistletoe Lodges. The bards reported 10 members under their care, and the sum of £lO was passed for sick pay. Two needy brothers applied for assistance, and it was decided to pay their quarter's dues. During the evening Grand President Brother L. B. Freeman presented Past Grand President Brother C. I. Baines with the lodge's past grand president's medallion, and District President Brother C. H. Keen presented Past District President Brother Robinson with his past district president's collar. The lodge then adjourned for harmony, and a pleasant hour was spent. I supper being served by the social comI mittee.