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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22445, 5 July 1938, Page 20

FUNERAL NOTICES. SCRIMGEOUR —The Funeral of q. late Catherine Agnes Scrintgeoß will leave her residence, 471 Jjgj. ham street. City, This Day (Tuesday! at 8.35 a.m., for St. Mary’s lic Church, Manchester street, Be> quiem Mass y a.m., and thence Bromley Cemetery, Lamb and ward, Ltd.

O’BRIEN —The Funeral of the lafe John Peter O’Brien will leave residence, 43 Durham street, TV% Day (Tuesday), at 8.45 ajn. for tfee Catholic Cathedral, Barbadoes street' Requiem Mass 9 aun., and thence la Bromley Cemetery. Lamb and ward, Ltd.

JONES—The Funeral of the late (Bert) Herbert Jones will leave li, Salisbury street. City, on Wednesday July 6, at 8.50 aun.. for St. ICacw Catholic Church, Manchester stowtl Requiem Mass 9 aun.. and theme lM Bromley Cemetery- Lamb and Hay». ward. Ltd. *|

BROWNE—The Funeral of the hteff-' 1 Alexander Browne will leave late residence. 65 Arnold stnet&±> Sumner, This Day (Tuesday), at p.m., for the Bromley Cemetery, George Barrell. 3SU CREE—The Funeral of the late Jane* Gordon Cree will leave his late residence, 67 Hagley street. Lower Biocarton, This Day (Tuesday), July „ at 1.30 p.m., for the Bromley Cenus tery. George Barrell. 3571 BARTLETT—The Funeral of the late ‘ Mabel Gertrude Bartlett will lease" the residence of her parents; 17 Kingsley street, Sydenham, at lift p.m., on Wednesday. July 6, for thft Linwood Methodist Church. Setwise at 2 p.m., thence to the Brtanlsy* Cemetery. John RhindL

PATERSON—The Funeral of the late Alexander Joseph Paterson will learn his late residence, Neeves road, Clarkville, on Wednesday, July 6, at 2 p.m., for the Kaiapoi Public Cant- * tery. Fisher, KalapoL 330

PROFFITT —The Funeral of the late James Henry Proffitt will leave the residence of his brother, Joseph Proffitt, Coopers Creek, Oxford, on. • Tuesday, July 5, at 2 pm, for the Oxford Cemetery. Dohrman Bros. ■

TAYLOR —The Funeral of the late WO- . liam Patrick Samuel Taylor will*,: leave 33 Oxford street. Lyttelton, on 98 Wednesday, at 9 aon., for the Cajhg|| olic Cemetery. W- T. Lester.

rr>HE Members of the Kaiapol R-S-A. are asked to attend the Funeral of the late A. J. Paterson, leaving hi* residence, at 2 pur, Wednesday, July *

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