OBITUARY

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21714, 22 February 1936, Page 26

OBITUARY

MR HENRY BUTTERS The death occurred recently of Mr Henry Butters, Sneyd street, Kaiapoi, eldest son of Mr Henry Butters, of Eyreton and Kaiapoi. The funeral, which took place at St. Augustine's Churchyard, Clarkville, was largely attended, the service at the graveside beir. conducted bv the Rev. C. L. Sparrcr*. The pallbearers were Messrs W. Butters, G. Cooper, G. Wright, S. Baker, G. Thompson, and E. Hansen. Wreaths were sent by the following: Maud and Gordon, Rose and Jack, Florrie and George, Edie. and Jim, Bert and Mary, Brother Bill, Harry and Eileen, Rita and Alan, Uncle Harry and Daisy and Alice, Cis; Jack, and Joyce, Vic and Beat, and Horton, lies Morris, Mr and Mrs Gordon Wright, Mr and Mrs J. Topp,.Mr and Mrs J. Lydster, Mr and Mrs L. Edmonds, J. Brown and A. Dixon, J. and S. Baker, Mr and Mrs F. Dollington, Mr T. White, Mrs A. Holland and family, and Mr and Mrs George Wilson and family. CAPTAIN J. MCCUIIoCH (rartiD mu amociatiok—copimiom.) (Received; February2l,ll.4l p.m.> RAROTONGA, February 20. The death has occurred of Captain J. McCulloch, Resident-Agent at Manihiki and Rakahanga, after a short illness. MR T. SIMSON * (PEISS ASSOCIATION TILIGBAH.) AUCKLAND, February 21. One of the leading figures in the freezing'industry in New Zealand, M> Thomas Simson, until recently general manager of the Auckland Farmers' Freezing Company, Limited, died today. Mr Simson, who was born in Dunedin in 1867, had been connected with the freezing industry for nearly 50 years, and was regarded, particularly from the engineering point of view, as an authority on refrigeration.