DEATHS.

Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24640, 9 August 1945, Page 1

DEATHS.

BENCH—On A.ugust 8, 1943. at the residence of her son, Mr A. J. Bench, 17 Dudley street. Addington, Ellen Bench; in her 81st year. At rest. BLACKLER—On August 8, at Lyttelton, Annie, beloved wife of the late G. Blackler, and loving mother of Jack, Bert, Lint. Harold, and Maud; in her 84th year R.I.P. BLUETT—On August 7, at Christchurch, Constantia Amelia, wife of George Bluett, 52 St. Martins road, and mother of Ursula and Jack. GALE—On August 8. at 113 Petrie street, Shirley, Edward Joseph, dearly loved husbartd of Azora Gale, 80 Mount Pleasant road. GRANT—On August 8, at Christchurch, Robert Patrick, dearly loved brother of Mary and Alice Grant, 15 Winchester street, Merivale, and youngest son of the late William and Kathleen Grant (Swannanoa); aged 70 years. R.I.P. HOGAN—On August 7, 1945, at Wellington, Alice Elizabeth, beloved wife of the late John James Hogan, and loving mother of John and Garrett (Alice Cox, Ipte of Ashburton, and sister of Owen Cox, of Somerfield, Christchurch): aged 68 years. KELLY—On August 8. at Christchurch, Jane, loved wife of Robert Kelly. Private cremation service. Lamb and Hayward, .Ltd., 292 Cashel street. KYNGDON—On August 7, 1945, at Christchurch, George Norman Leatham, dearly loved husband of Kura Kyngdon. New Plymouth. By request, no flowers. , SHANNON—On August 7, 1945. at Oamaru, Leah Ida, dearly beloved wife of William Edward Shannon, and loved mother of Ellwood, Lake Waitaki; in her 56th year. SHIRLEY—On August 8. 1945, at his residence, Kiimore street. Christchurch, Arthur. third son of the late Edward and Annie Shirley. Upper Rlccarton: aged 69 years. (Suddenly.) No flowers by request. SMITH—On August 8. 1945. a.t her residence, 168 Edward street. Timaru, Fanny, beloved wife of the late Francis Edwin Smith, late of Fairvlew and Pareora West; in her 72nd year. (Suddenly.) WATSON—On August 8. at Christchurch, Joseph James, dearly loved husband of Bessie Watson, 112 Estuary road, Redcliffs (late of Lake Coleridge). Letters and telegrams to 14 Sullivan avenue, Opawa.