FUNERAL
MR J. 0. JAMESON A large attendance at his funeral yesterday attested the esteem in which Mr J. O. Jameson was held. The gathering, widely representative, reflected the many interests Mr Jameson had had. The funeral took place at the Linwood cemetery. The Rev. T. W. Armour conducted the service. The chief mourners were the family of Mr Jameson. The pall-bearers were Messrs G. Weston, A. Campbell, J. Macfarlane, H. L. Bowker, A. Scott, and W. T. D. Harman. Wreaths were sent bv the following:—Mrs Dunsterville, May and Charles Thomas and family. W. A. Jameson, Vera and Meg, all at Ellerton Mrs W. F. Watson and family, Mr and Mrs Vesey Robinson, Dr. and Mrs Whetter, Nella and Leslie Jameson and family, Stanley Jameson and family, “Kaiwara,” May and Douglas, Mr and Mrs S. Douglas, members of the Christchurch Stock Exchange. Christchurch Citizens’ Association, “Press Ship” Children’s Dumb Friends’ League, M. Stramberg. Mr F. J. Hamilton, Helen and Joan,. the Misses Gibson, A. J, Scott. Mr and Mrs Andrew F. Scott, Ruth and Jack, members of Christchurch Bowling Club, directors and manager of Canterbury Meat Company, H. C. D. van Asch, Mrs A. W. Beaven, Stan and Elsie, Joan and Kathleen Macfarlane, Mr and Mrs A. J. Rattray, Mr and Mrs E. B. Millerton, Miss Teape and Miss Kathleen Teape, directors Mason, Struthers and Company, Ltd., members of Christchurch Golf Club, Mina and Leslie Macfarlane, United Insurance Company, fnanagement and staff of Simpson and Williams, Ltd., B. Wareing. Colleen and Gerald Mathias, J. Thomas, Mr and Mrs Gopperth, committee of Canterbury branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Mrs C. M. Ollivier, Mr and Mrs Robert Shand, E. Courtenay Webb, Mr and Mrs W. W. Mcßae, Derek. Trixie, and family, Edwin and Sybil Hamilton, Mr and Mrs J. L. Macfarlane, Florrie Macfarlane, Mr and Mrs D. J. White and family. Avis White, Mr and Mrs Theo Barker and Jill and Judy, and John, Helen, Esmond, and Ben. Among those who attended were: — Messrs H. P. Bridge (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), F. W. Anderson, A. L. Pratt, J. T. Anderson, F. V. Robinson, G. Wallace, Robert Wallace, A. L. Gray, A. W. Beaven, H. F. Herbert (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), G. H. Anderson, C. Baker, F. Wickham, A. J. Coveney and P. A. Sellar (Simpson and Williams, Ltd.), Geoffrey Hamilton. J. R. Cameron and C. J. Russell (United Insurance Company), A. E. Campbell (Culverden). S. Thompson, F. Graham, J. Amger and H. C. Ridley (Christchurch Bowling Club), S. W. Jameson, R. E. McDougall, H. Lyttle, H. D. Andrews, A. E. Byrne, R. Evans. E. R. Webb, E. M. Lovell-Smith and G. W. Hungerford (Canterbury Pilgrims’ Association), R. B. Walker, B. E. H. Whitcombe, O. W. B. Anderson, L. Macfarlane, G. Fulton, Wilfred Beadel, C. K. Sams, F. M. L. Sheppard, W. T. D. Harman. W. H. MacDougall, J. A-. Oliver, Charles Wood, S, Dickson and A. Sherris (Christchurch Bowling Club). R. Wilson and G, T. Bullock (Society lor the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), T. Newburgh, W. S. Newburgh, W. Fisher, E, W. Cuddon. H. Kitson (Christchurch Stock Exchange), L. J. Taylor (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), C. S, Thomas, J. B. Mawson, and S. F. Marshall.
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21813, 19 June 1936, Page 16
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