DEATHS
ARCHIBALD. Annie—On January 24, 1956. at Foyle street. Oamaru, loved wife of the late Hendry Archibald, and loved Bother of Jim (Christchurch), Annie, Freda (Mrs G. Dunn), and Tom (Dunedin); in her 86th year. BARNETT, Charles Major—On January 24, 1956, at Mary Potter Wing, Calvary Hospital, dearly loved husband of the late Kathleen Barnett, and loved father of (Iftthleen) Sister M. Anastasia, Calvary Hospital, Charles (Greymouth), and Stanley (Christchurch); in his 76th year. R.I.P. Messages to 143 North Avon road.
C.HF.RTHAM, Samuel—On January 24. 1856, at the residence of his son, 318 wood road, loved husband of Elizabeth Emily Cheetham, and loved father of Sid, in his 73rd year. (Suddenly.) JOHNSON. Brian Wayne—On January 24, 1556, at Greymouth, beloved infant son of George and Winifred Johnson. 50 Firth Itreet, Cobden, Greymouth; in his fourth Er. Private cremation at Christchurch; Patterson and Son, Ltd. SKIRVING, Anthony—On January 24, 1856, at Christchurch, dearly loved husband of Margaret Starving and loved father of Peter. Messages to 14 Hassels lane, Opawa. WATSON, Florence Bertha—On January 24. 1956, at Timaru. dearly loved wife of the late Ernest William Morgan Watson, and loved mother of Bertha (Mrs W. W. Lowe), Joyce (Mrs T. P. Lowe), Lucas, Roger, of ’ Hinds, and Geoffrey (Southburn). At rest. (FOR FUNERAL NOTICES SEE PAGE 19)
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Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27875, 25 January 1956, Page 1
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215DEATHS Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27875, 25 January 1956, Page 1
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