FUNERALS

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21176, 29 May 1934, Page 19

FUNERALS

MR JOHN ANDERSON The funeral of Mr John Anderson, which was held yesterday, was very largely attended, the cortege including representatives of all classes of the community. Many public and semipublic bodies and many firms were represented, beside private individuals, and a large number of members of the staffs of the firm of Andersons, Ltd. Before the cortege left for the Addington Cemetery, a service was conducted by the Rev. Alan C. Watson in the garden of Mr Anderson's house, "Inveresk," in Armagh street west. Mr Watson also officiated at the simple ceremony at the graveside. The chief mourners were Mrs John Anderson, Miss D. Anderson, Mr and Mr:; Jack Anderson, Mrs J. A. A. Morris, Mr and Mrs H. Kitson, and Mr F. W. Anderson. The pall-bearers at the house were Messrs H. Evans, P. Burns, J. Clarke, E. C. Strecter. A. Henry, and H. Beken. At the graveside the pall-bearers were Messrs R. Sinclair, G. A. Pascoe, H. Robinson. F. Lawrence, S. Aichison, and J. Tower. All the pall-bearers were employees of Andersons, Ltd. The following sent wreaths: —Dorothy; Alice and Jack; Rouerick and Eileen; Muriel and Ann; Phyllis and Harry; Gerald and Agnes; Alf, Amy, and Cicely; Laura and Mabel; Hugh and Tuil'ets: Mary; Fred and Mary; Florence; Jean, Hazel, and Sandy; Geraldine and Bill; Mary and Terry; Cora and family; lan, Isabel, and Phillipa: Frank and Gwyneth; Lyn and Sybil; Mick and Daisy; Mrs Sopp; Dr. and Mrs Frank Scolt; Mr and Mrs Edward Grigg; Mr and Mrs R,ussel! Beaks; Mr and Mrs J. H. Williams; Mr and Mrs G. A. Pascoe; Mrs and Miss Wilkin; Dr. and Mrs K. Anderson; Miss Bone; Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson: Miss Wilson; Mr and Mrs Humphrey Ilolderness; Tim and Doody Wilson; Mr George Harper; Miss Grigg; Miss Havelanr; Mnry Cook; Mrs Duncan Rutherford; Henry and Davy Wood; Mr and Mrs E. Recce; Mr and Mrs ActonAdams; Miss Harley; the Lyttelton employees; Mr and Mrs C. M. Turrcli; Dr. and Mrs John Guthrie; Mr C. J. Cowan and the London Board ol" Directors of the New Zealand Shipping Company; the management and stat'l" of the New Zealand Shipping Company; Charles Ogilvic; Mr and Mrs Arthur Elworthv; J. W. K., C. 11., and V. Lawrence; Miss Boyle, Commander Boyle, and Mr Patrick Boyle; Mrs Rich; Lyttelton Harbour Board; Mr Lambert and Miss Lily Bowcn; Mrs Mowbray Tripp: K. H. Steel, Ltd.; Sir 11. Healon Rhodes; Mrs Chrystall and family; the Christchurch Football ( I;:b: Mr and Mrs Wardrop: the Christ - church employees of Andersons, L'.d ; Mr.: Mav \Villi-111 :s and Miss Beatrice Willi:-mi; ihe trirls in the o.'iiee; tli--Board of Directors of the Christchurch 1 v-Cv.njumv, Ltd; Mrs Deans; Mr and Mr.; G'-e: Gould and Miss Gould: the din-dor., of the Chamber of Commerce; Mr a ad Mrs John Montgomery; Mi-- Directors of Sun Newspar, ors, Ltd..; Mr and Mrs Frank Grah::ir,; ' Messrs Stewart, Beckett, and Company; Mrs George Wc-ston; Mrs Beauchamp Lane and Miss Mur-rav-Avnslcy: Mrs John Grigg and Mr and Mrs J. 11. Grigg: Mr and Mrs Oakley Greenwood: Mrs Gower Burns and Mrs Milner Harris; Dr. and Mrs T. Leslie Crooke; Mr Thomas Chapman; Mrs C G. Tcscheir.aker; Mr and Mrs H. S. Lawrence; the management and staff of the South British Insurance Company; Mrs Hampton Rhodes. Mr John Rhodes, and Commander E. G. Rhodes: the directors and manager of the Canterbury Frozen Meat Company; Messrs J. and W. Ballantyne: the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association; Dr. and Mrs Neil Guthrie; the directors of Briscoe and Company; Mr and Mrs Gordon Fulton; Mr and Mrs Herbert Elworthy: Emma and Irene: Bettv and Derrick Gould: Mr and Mrs Henry Cotterill; the committee and members of the Canterbury Club; Morton. Harry, and Douglas Anderson: H. Vale and Company: Mrs I!. D. Thomas. Gladys, and Harley; the Anderson family. Kaiapoi; Mr and Mrs H. D. Acland and Miss Acland; Mr Devenish Meares; Theo and Bee Barker, Jill, and Judith; Mr and Mrs George Macdonald; Mrs Pyne, Collin, Beatrix, and Evelyn: Dr. and Mrs C. T. Hand Newton; Marona and Lrie , Millton; Mr and Mrs Charles Wood; Mrs G. H. N. Helmore and Heathcote; Mr and Mrs T. F. Gibson; Mr and Mrs A. O. Wilkinson: W. L. King and staff: Billv and Nancy Campbell: Fay and Jack Vernon; Mrs G. G. Vernon: . Lady Wigram: Mr and Mrs Edgar Stead: the directors of Pyne, Gould, Guinness. Ltd.: Maurice and Gladys . Fell; the Christchurch "Times" and , "Star"; Ted and Maude Millton: W. : 11. Price and Son, Ltd.; the Christ- | church Hardware Merchants' Associa- ; tion; Mr 1. K. Buchanan, of Meadow- ' bank; Mrs Walter Macfarlane; Mr and Mrs W. G. Jamieson; the local mem- ! bers of the New Zealand Society of : Civil Engineers; Messrs Andrews and Beaven, Ltd.; the vice-chairman and ; re em bers of the Christchurch Domains 1 Board; Mr and Mrs John Deans; Mr and Mrs J. Dryden Hall: Mr and Mrs ; Denys Cotterill; Mr Arnaud MeKellnland family and Miss Hay; Mr H. C. D. van Asch: Mr H. H. Hudson; Miss Cow- , lishaw: Mrs J. Cracroft Wilson: Charles j and Gertrude Bowdey; Professor J. . Macmillan Brown; Mr and Mrs J. S. Cracrpft Wilson; Mrs T. Cowlishaw j and Miss Joan Leo: Mr John Anderson j and family. Methveri* Mr and Mrs ; Wilding and Cora Wilding; the statr ' of the Auckland office; Mr and Mrs Norton Francis; the Canterbury Pi 1 - | grims' and Early Settlers' Association: j the Canterbury Rugby Union; Mr and ( Mi-s S. Greenslado and the children; , Mr and Mrs L. M. Wilson; the directors of J. B. MacEwan and Co.. of Wei-

lington: Mrs Charlos Cooper and daughters. Among those present were Sir Joseph Kinsey and Sir Cyril Ward (Kinsey and Co., Federal Steam Navigation Co., and Commonwealth and Dominion Line), Sir Hugh Acland, Messrs Walter Clifford, J. C. Clarkson, Henry Wood and Charles Wood (Canterbury Club), E R. Webb. G. W. Hungcrford. C. Hastings Bridge, H. L. Bowker, R. E. Green and D. E. Hutton (Canterbury Pilgrims'' Association), John Montgomery, J. H. Rhodes, and G. R. Macdonald (directors of the Christchurch Press Co.. LtdJ, C. T. Aschman, Dr. J. Hight, Messrs A. E. Flower and C'. J. Kemp (Canterbury College Councils, E. J. Howard. M.P.. H. Holland. M.P.. H. M. Chrystall, P. W. Fryer ana C. H. Clibborn (Lyttelton Harbour Board', C. E. Jones arid W. D. Revington (Christchurch Tramway Board), Gordon Fulton and M. E. Lyons (Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association). A. G. Henderson and'Andrcw Burns (New Zealand Newspapers, Ltd.). P. H. N. Freeth. Arthur Cant, and F. H. Walls (the Christchurch Press Co., Ltri.>, Bishop West-Watson, Messrs G. H. Frater. A. I. Hushes, A. I. Coltrell, J. E. Manchester. L. J. Matsoo. and M. F. Pengelly (Christchurch I ball Club), A. E. McPhail. J. K. Moloney. E. V. Phillips and G. W. G. Garrard (Canterbury Rugby Union), W. C. Brydon (National Mortgage and Agency Co.. Ltd.). Noel Laver (John Chambers and Sons), G. B. Steel (Steel Brothers), the Hon. G. J. Smith (Booth, Macdonald and Co.), Messrs S. Williams and L. A. Shand • Iron and Steel Co.. of N.Z.. Ltd.*, J. W. Manchester and J. McKinley (E. Reeco and Co.. Ltd.). G. P. Sae.e and L. V. Sykcs (Texas Co., Ltd.). C. Netting (John Brightlings. Ltd.i Harold Harman (.New Zealand Electric Steel Works), P. L. Porter (Bank of New Zealand), F. C. Penfold iF. C. Peiifold Co., Ltd.i. R. S. 11. Buchanan |R. Buchanan and Sons, Ltd.), G. A. K. Simmers (Railway Engineers' Department!. Frank Clark 'Francis Willey and Co.), John Mac Gibbon and J. Roy Smith (Canterbury Chamber of Commerce). A. G Jamieson (J. and W. Jamieson, Ltd.). Norton Francis and D. W. J. Gould (Pync, Gould, Guinness. Lh!.), Colonel F. B. Crcsswell, Mossrr. I!. Brown, J. Woodham, W Gray, rind 11. W. Fracr (J. Ballantyne ■ and Co., Ltd.). W. Former i Willis and Aiken), W. J. V. Hamilton (Sydenham Cricket Club), S. G. Holland (Canterbury Employers' A:-s< eiation), 11. A. j Lawrence (Dalgctv and Co., Ltd.), E. W. Taylor (Taylors Ltd.), W. R. Croinpton i Cromptons. Ltd.), David Jones and H. D. Acland (New Zealand Meat Producers' Board), A. D. Kerr (John Burns and Co.), W. R. Honey GVhby, Berg'n and Co.), F. C. Godfrey and 11. L. Stephen '-on (Canterbury | Rowiir; Chib>, L. Jarman and T. G | O'Keete 'Briscoe and Co.), A. E. Byrne (Chris!church (Hardwire Merchants' Association i, B. E. 11. Whileombe and, F. M. Warren < Whitcombe and Tomb.-., j Ltd., W. H. iehoiso;i 'Can- I icrbury Sheep Owik r Uni- n'. A. 11. Sim 1 i\\ * I!in;;! on i. (' W I [oid. rue. s and T. Lcviiigton »,\'< \v /.•••dawl Ship- ' I):r.■' I'n.i, E. ('. Hu; v ,-aper . Ltd.). Brigadier A. .1 •. ' X;,- i tional ll^adriuartei:i Aniiy". ! Messrs J. S. Duncan. 1. 1„ C. rdorv, and I If V. f;-a.i: and I). 1 ' : i > F. J. Hamilton • Kariy Colonists' Association'. J. Hewlett 1 Cantei busy 'N.Z.) S"cd Co., Ltd. l , I'roi'e. ..orK. L. Cu;!, !'rof 's,or P. Powell, Dr. C. Y. , Hand Kpi'.ion. Dr. Don;,das Anderson,; Dr. R. Anderson, Dr. .John Guthrie, Dr. R. N. Guthrie, Dr. F. G. Gibson, and Dr. Ulrich I'l'im ria, Commander G. Dennistoun arid Com-; manner A. D. Boyle, Lieuti nant-Colo-nel M. M. Card'ner. Messrs George Harper, J. Klmgenstein, I'. P. J. Anmdeo, J. Jamieson, H. Robinson, 11. E. , Kennett. G. Sowden. Num.an Anderson. J!. I). Andrews. I''. G. ' McAliley. F. N. Lawrence, 11. L. j Evans, Alorum Antlors«»n, N. Gordon, j\. C. Wilson, J, il. Stringer, L. Al. Wilson, G. T. Booth, V,. le C'ren,

11. Bristed, D. Archer,. E. IX Cooper, iJ. 1,. Smith. I''. •). Milton. H. G. Helmoro, Eric Millton, M. H. Godby, It. S. Barnes. H. S. K. 'lnnnr. ■!. li. Beekctt. A. Stewart. li. K. MclJoir;all. li. Jl. Webb, I-'. E. Shaw. 11. Shaw. L. F. Nancarrow, E. F. Stead, G. E. !•'. Kinjjseote. J. A. "I'nil. Ci. K. Tail. I'. Hockley, T. K. Dank.'-. T. L. Dauks, E. T. Htcco, L. M. Molincuux, !•'. GricrKdii, K. J. liubinsuM, I'. Wood. I). Wood, 11. Burns, W. 'J'. Mailer, S. I). Waters 1 Wellington i, John Deans, 1'". H. S. Hamilton, l'\ W. M. Cowlishaw, F. WildmK, !•'. S. Wiklm;:. T. Bain, it. E. Richardson, 1. K. 1 iuohanan, J. 11. A. Moore D. J. Shea, .1. G. L. Vernon, Marry Muschamp, L. Knight, L. G. D. Acland, G. U. Malim;. li. S. Barker, H. Cotter!!!, W. Ballantyno, K. Ballanfyne. C. O. Barker, M. .1. Miller, T. F. Gibson. J. E. Todhuntor. D. Dobsoii, G. 'i'. Weston, W. Morlev, 1!. B. Ilea Is. C. < i : J. IX Ha!!, <K. Reeves. A. le Breton. C. W. Gih-hriM. S. H. Stewart. A. .1. MeCredie, A. Henry, (,'. lies, W. (J. Campbell. C. T. Middleton. A. Brown, T. A. I'etrie, R. J. Hichardson, D. S. Murrhison. (X W. White law. E. 11. Wyles, G. Turner, Gilbert Grigg. G. D. An;;us. 11. C. D. \-an Aseli. T. S. Johnstone, E. H. Johnstone, L. V. Lawrence, If. Pahi. B. Bisutto, H. Gillespie, H. N. Simmondf, 11. C. Blazcv, C. R. Laby, C. B. Myhre, H. C. Osment, W. Reay, J. B. Barnett, L. Pengelly, T. Campbell, R. Warren. J. Pleasants. S. Plant, J. Sinclair, T. Neil, K. Burns, V/. Jorv, W. Prebble, L. Prebble, J. McMeekin, W. D. Tcmpieton, S. 11. Tomlihe, A. Lane, L. Chaney, A. Leitch. R. Sloane, P. Wriiih't, D. Glass, J. Lindsay, T. McGlinlhy, J. Bowman, .T. Stanton, J. Fielding, J. Miduley, Bowlev, M. Clarke, E. Manihcra. I'. IT. Harris, J. P. Newman, A. Wright. W. Gregory, !!. A. Samuda. H. E. Hiimwi, A. E. iJnell, W. Delaney. 1.. Ryan, 11. C. Ell, J. T. Low, G. S. Whitham. R. L. Walker. A. R. Amor. C. A. Price, 11. P.. Cocks, A. W. Rosamond. C. G. Schumacher. L. Hay ward, E. I.ockwood. W. J. Carlisle, li. Smith. W. Saltertliwaite, C. H. Bridges, A. Mel'horson. V. Hallam. S. Clare, C. Ellis, W. Holland, S. Ji. Stewart, F. Lee, I. McKenzie. C. P. Rultand, A. Cumberland, .1. Soarle, •!. Day. A. Beaken. R. Holloway. A. Piper, J. McClearv. J. Watson. T. Graves, T. Green R. 11. Broadbelt, J. Adamson, R. Leffie, W. Yorston. K. Hamilton, H. Shannon, G. Duffel 1. J. Gower, F. Robertson, and A. T. Chapman. KI-SOUI'JON OF SYMPATHY A meetin;; of the Canterbury College Council, held yesterday afternoon, passed a resolution of sympathy with the relatives of Mr John Anderson. The chairman, Mr C. T. Asehman. said that Mr Anderson had been a member of the council from 189*1 to 11197. He moved the resolution, which was seconded by Mr H. D. Acland. A motion of sympathy with the relatives of Mr Anderson was passed by the Christchurch Tramway ,>oard at its meetin;; yesterday. COLONEL J. STIJDHOLME Many personal friends and representatives of the wide range of interests with which Lieutenant-Colonel John Studholme, C.8.E., D.5.0., was connected, paid their Inst tributes to his memory yesterday morning, when his funeral procession left "Middleton Grange," Upper Kiccarton, for St. Peter's Church. At the church, Archbishop Julius read the lesson and Have the blessing, and Bishop West-Watson conducted the prayers. Attendant, clergy wen' Dean J. A. Julius. Ihe Rev. H. T. York i vicar), the Von. Archdeacon G. W. York, and Canon 11. O. Hanby (.Bishop's chaplaim. The Rev. H. T. York conducted the graveside serviee. During the church service Psalm 23, "The Lord is My Shepherd," and the hymn, "Lead Us, Heavenly Father." were sung, and the organist, Mr Clarence Turner, ploved "Thou Knowesf, Lord" (Ptircell), "O, Rest in the Lord" (Mendelssohn), and Spohr's "Blessed are the Departed." The pall-bearers wore the following members of the vestry of St. Peter's Church: Messrs J. Bailey, C. G. Zcven, W. Mulcock. G. J. Verrall, J. E. Rountree, and E. M. Lovell-Smith. Those present included Mr C. T. Aschman, Dr. J. Hight, Dr. IL G. Den-

ham, Mr C. C. Kemp (Canterbury University College), Messrs R. J. Richards, E. R. Webb (Christ's College). Denys Hoare, D. S. Murehison (Christ's College Old Boys' Association), A. E. Flower (Royal Empire Society), A. H. Sinel (New Zealand Shipping Co., Ltd., Wellington). H. Holderness, George Callander (New Zealand Shipping Co., Ltd.), Rev. H. L. Blamires (Bible in Schools Leaguet, I Messrs H. A. Boddington (Ashburton Cricket Association and Ashburton Cricket Club), J. S. Hawkes (Canterbury Automobile Association), C. G. Pegg, L. T. K. Allison (Young Men's Christian Association), W. G. Jamieson (Dominion Council of the Bible in Schools League), H. G. Ell (Summit Road Trust), Rev. M. A. Rugby Pratt (Canterbury Bible in Schools League), W. H. Nicholson (Mayor of Sumner and secretary of the Canterbury Sheep Owners' Union), Brigadier H. A. Marshall (Salvation Army Headquarters), Messrs T. S. Dove, S. F. Marshall (president and secretary of the New Zealand Utility Poultry Club), J. D. Hall (Canterbury branch of the New Zealand Farmers' Union), Lady Wigram, Messrs G. Sandrey, John McAlpinc, Rev. Basil Tavlor, Messrs E. W. M. Watson. E. C. Studholme (Waimate), Commanders G. Dennistoun 1 Peel Forest and A. D. Boyle, Messrs Nortou Francis. Derrick Gould, George E. Rhodes, R. J. Martin (Ashburton), H. G. Helmore, W. Ballantyne, Colonel J. Findlay, Messrs John Grigg, T. Tucker, L. R. Storer, J. L. Davies, H. C. D. van Asch. G. Walton, John MacGibbon. IL S. S. Kyle, M.P., J. Muling, L. G. D. Acland, Rev. E. N. Blakiston, Messrs E. Cocks, Gerald Maling, George L. Sandrey, A. D. Harman, Gilbert Grigg, C. G. Zcvcn, Charles IL E. Graham, Sir William Nosworthy, Messrs T. D. Harman, R. S. D. Harman, H. D. Andrews, W. Calder, J. A. McAlpine, W. D. McAlpine. W. K. McAlpine, T. F. Gibson. G. T. Weston, E. H. S. Hamilton, J. E. Todhunter, D. Dobson, J. G. Jamieson, John Deans. IL McC. Studholme, G. Studholme, Henry Cotterill, IL S. Barker, E. J. Ross, J 11. Rhodes, David Jones, Sir Hugh Acland, Messrs H. D. Acland, George Harper. T. S. Johnstone, E. H. Johnstone. the Revs. J. A. Allan and C. Harper, Messrs John Montgomery, J. G. L. Vernon, C. Horsley, W. S. Wootton, J. E. Fleming, W. G. Tonks. Hon. G. Wittv, Messrs H. Holland, M.P., D. Ncave, G. E. Reeves, and F. J. Hamilton. The YYrcaths Wreaths were sent by the following; Lady Wigram, Sir R. Heat on Rhodes, Daan Julius and Mrs Julius, Mr and Aii's Derek Studholme and Aline, Mrs GeraU Bowen and Chrystobel, Mis.s ' i. t sson and Miss K. M. Gresson, Mrs J. F. Studholme, Miss Nora McLean, Miss Bowen and Miss Laura Bowen, .'•lrs A. Roberts. Major and Mrs Walton, Air;, W. Barton and Miss llarton and ■Ui.;:; E. Barton. Mr and Mrs K. M. ■ ii'lmson, Mrs Kearney and Mrs A. Looci, Colonel E. B. Million and Mrs .'.lullon, Profisror A. G. Strong, Com-, loamlcr G. Dennistoun and Mrs Dcnms'ioun, Mr and Mrs Humphrey llol''l rues.,, j,:r and Mrs Ko. siuorc Craeroit ili-.on, Air.-, C. 11. Moreland, Mrs E. C. o'.tadiioime and f.imiiy, Mr and Mrs \V. S. San rev, Mr and Mrs W. S. Baliaui.'.iH: and lamily, Mr and Mrs Ferguson, Mrs Hampton Rhodes, Mr John Rhodes and Commander E. Ci. Rhodes, Mr W. Ferguson, Mrs and Miss Adani<-\ Mr and Mrs Gcor.nc Could and Miss Gould. Mrs Rolleston, Mrs T. Tcscheinaker, Mrs E. W. 11. Grav, Mrs W. Helmore and Mr 11. Helmore, Mr and Mrs J. Grig.!.;, Mr and Mrs IXrriok Gould, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Grigg, Mr and Mrs ,/. Mowbray Trip]). Mr an : Mrs T. F. Gibi-.on, .Mr G. 11. Walton, Mr and Mrs J. MouLiomerv, Mr A. E. Cocks, Miss H. M. Cocks and Miss M. ('. Co. . Mr George Rhodes, Mrs Grigg and Mrs K. Macdonald, Major and Mrs Ilunli r i.lair, Mr Robert Rainey and I'ne Mis.ies Rainey, Mrs Croa.-dale-Bowcn, Mr and Mrs Arthur Reeves, Mr Frank I'.iooriioiise, Mrs Maitland Rich, Air A. K. Firth, Mr and Mrs J. G. L. Vernon, Mrs G. G. Vernon, Miss Grigu and Miss Havelaar, Mr and Mrs Edward Grigg, Mrs 11. T. York, Mrs Brake, Professor .1. Macmillan Brown. Mr and Mrs Herbert Hudson. Mr and Mrs George Weston, Mr an 1 Mrs C. M. j Turrell, Mr and Mrs Drydcn Hail, 1 Mr and Mrs J. F. Cracroft Wilson, Mrs IJeauchamp Lane and Miss Murray- ; Aynsley, Mr and Mrs Denis Cottcrill, j Mrs T. Cowlishaw and Joan Lee, Mrs. Bowden and family, Mr and Mrs John ; Leans, Dr. and Mrs T. L. Crooke, Mrs j J. Cracroft Wilson, Mr and Mrs John : James. Mr Duncan McAlpine, Mr and | Mi's Arthur Ehvorlhy, Mr and Mrs i Hi rbcrl Elworlhv. Mr C. Horsley, Miv : i Hilda William:., Phyllis, David, and j Paddy Boyle, Mr and MY Harol i Stud- j holme and family, Mr and Mrs Walter | J. Moore, S. and M., Maude- and N. j Sk.man, Mrs James Wilkin. Mr and Mrs 11. D. Acland, Mrs 1 'yno, Mr and Mrs Edgar Stead, Mr and Mrs Fran!; Wilding, Mrs Deans 1 Riccurton >, Mr and Mrs Norton Francis, Mr and Mrs J. C. Guinness, Mr and Mrs E. M. LoveliSmith, Mrs Gowcr Burns, Mr Milner Harris, Mr and Mrs H. S. Barker, and Lambert and Betty, Mr and Mrs W. P. Studholme, Miss Florence Studholme, st:i!; of "Middleum (".range," employees of the Coldstream F.staie. managi mint

and stuff of the Now Zealand Shipping Co., Ltd., Mr C. J. Cowan and the London board uf directors of the Now Zealand Shipping Co., Lid., past and present sludenl- of Slu Iholme House, University of Ofaj;o, Upper Riecarlou branch of the Red Cross Society, Canterbury Executive of the Bible-in-Sehoofs League, staff of the Home Seienee Department of the University of Otago, Messrs Helrnore, van Aseh. lino Walton, Ashburton County Cricket. Club, Home Science eraduates of Chris!ehu''ch, Coldstream Sold iors' Settlement, W.irden and Fellows of Christ's College, members of the New Zealand Utility Poultry Club, directors of Messrs Pync. Gould", Guinness, Ltd., the clergy, vestry, choir, and congregation of St. Peter's Church, Upper Riecarlon, president, and executive of the North Canterbury district of the New Zealand Farmers' Union, officers, non-commissioned officers ana men of the Canterbury Yeomanry Cavalry Regiment. Home Science Alumna? Asfocialion, St. Luke's Vestry (Hinds), St. Peter's Boys' Bible Class, St. Peter's Girls' Club, chairman and members of the Ashburton County Council, and the Coldstream Plunkef Society. TUIISI IE IIY COLI>E(;K COl X( IL "Colonel Studholme was a member of this council for several years. There will be a very great many who will regret his death," said the chairman. Mr C. T. Aschman, at a meeting of the Canterbury University College Council yesterday afternoon. lie moved that, a resolution of sympathy should be forwarded to the family. The resolution was seconded by the Hon. G. J. Smith and carried. The Ashbuiion County Cricket Association sent a telegram of sympathy to the relatives of the late Colonel John Studholme, who was patron of the association and donor of the Studholme Shield, which is competed for by teams in the association's senior grade competition. A wreath was also forwarded and the association was represented at the funeral by Mr 11. A. Boddinglon. of Cht'islchurch, a past president of the association. A motion of sympathy with file relatives of Colonel Studholme was passed the Chnslchurch Tramway Board at at its meet ins yesterday.