DEATHS

Press, Volume XCIV, Issue 28129, 19 November 1956, Page 1

DEATHS

jWJLEY, May Harriet— On November 16. £®’ at C “^ c hurch. third daughter of Andrew and Harriet Briggs, Lyttelton; aged 70 years. BATCHELOR Thomas—On November 17. Christchurch, loved husband of n^ t lat D En }L ly Batchelor, and father of Jack. Ronald, and Gertrude; aged 82 BELLIS, John William (Bob) —On No- •^ n l ber , 18 <- 1^ 6, at Greymouth, beloved husband of Elizabeth Bellis, 23 Nelson loved father of Ruby n Nelly, Christchurch), Joyce (Mrs D McDnSlri’ Christchurch). Joan (Mrs D McDonald .Gladstone), Betty (Mrs R. _J nan gahua), Eric. Ray, Des, and (Greymouth), and Harvey (Marton); “ l 6th year. Interment at Greyeouth Tomorrow (Tuesday). Les Paterson and Son, Ltd.

f a “ es Douglas—On November st . Christchurch, dearly beloved rasoand of Emily Brown, “Bridgeview.” Sr ord \ Temuka, and dearest dad of Margaret, Douglas, and Janice, and loved gwngest son of G. A. and the late Annie wown, and brother of Alex.. George, and ®“ beth <Mr« R. N. Cuthbert); aged 43 (Suddenly.) Private interment, a- Erwood.

CRAWFORD. John—On November 18. 1956, L“\ 1 r « slde J lc «- 203 Douglas street, TiEaru (late of Cave), beloved husband of JLce Maud Crawford, and loved father jr«iM. yra v^ rs G. Davison), Norman, and with; in his 79th year. Petcr Barnes John—On NorlTvi er i 17 ’ , 1956, at his residence, the «arly loved step-son of Harnol Bone; yea « ( Sudd enly.) A patient gallant sufferer at rest. R.I.P. Reruiern Mass, St. Mary's Catholic Church, g, Tuesday, November 20. followed by "tvate Interment. John Rhind, Ltd. GALBRAITH. Henry—On November 17, at Christchurch, beloved husband of E,L“ ta Jane Galbraith, 57 Sher;slB e L Albans. loved father of •«and Dig (Nelson), and loved grand™of Lindsay, Philipa, and Shirley; aged 79 years.

'y a JJ ace Victor—On November bana * i? 1 Waimate, dearly loved husof Dor * en Jarvis, and loved father fa S? Ze,ma - Jenifer, and Rodney; ® ms 46th year. (Suddenly.) Thomas—On November 17, tr U at the residence of his niece, Mrs Mason’s Flat, dearly loved o{ J da Lillian Johnstone. 115 irfrl. > e road . Wainoni, and loved father vLt nel JP a ’ Doug, and Albert: in his 65th (Late of “Upper Highfield,” Waiau. (£LJ at , e Camel Corps, Ist N.Z.E.F.) , Messages to 115 Avondale Christchurch. John Joseph—On November Ravi; ’ P his residence. Bowen street, dearly loved husband of Sarah . jjT aD ®tn Johnston, and loved father of j r °’ .L® n ‘ Stanley, Dina, Bertha, and y*Pn. and loved grandfather of Ashley jX, Jeanette> Leonie, Colin, and Helen, Dan? * and wee Alan; aged 69 years. A wuent sufferer at rest. John Joseph—On November Bairi- ’ at his residence. Bowen street, dearly loved father of Bertha. *^ C Alan laW ° f Nocl, and granddad of Mathew —On November Pri*. 1 * ’ at Ashburton; aged 74 years. GHenk- Ltd 61 "” 16111 ' Baker Bros. and Ronald Thomas—On November Inv-L 80 ®’ at his home in Auckland, beDaiioe. b j Sban d °f Sybil, and father of v-Jj B ’ dearly loved son of Charles and Lofley, and brother of David. ’Suddenly.) Elizabeth—On November 17, Kawn - her residence, 2 Davie street, uT~Poi. dearly loved daughter of the and Mrs R. McKinlay, and loved Privat 0 - Mary and Margaret McKinlay. Fishare J £ terrnen t. This Day (Monday). - n ers, Kaiapoi. £?v.K ALL ’ David “Bayfields”)—On ! (Suri<?? r * 2, 1956. at Christchurch, i Ven?h7 n , Cremated on Thursday, Noi ’ember 15, 1956. ; ■ ELMes, Charles Richard—On NovemhuriP’j 1956, at Waimate, dearly loved year nd of Eanny Nelmes: in his 80th D, 4.^ lice Emma—On November 17, Ashk a L ber residence, 157 Walnut avenue. leid Urt 5 n ’ dearly loved wife of John D a T an d loved mother of Mavis (Mrs R. nr un2s. Auckland), Norman (AshJ£oh), Phyllis (Mrs E. Beach. ChristBetty (Mrs R. Bennett, AshMaurice and Stanley (Christj aged 67 years. (Suddenly.) IjeZLOR. Alexander—On November 18. U-L a t Christchurch, dearly loved husav??, of Isabella (Alma) Taylor. 71 Ascot Beach, and dearly loved *°f Lex; in his 64th year. (Mesrjff.v 324 Beal ey avenue.) A patient Ta rer at rest ‘ iftfiT'Oß, Alexander—On November 18, • c " at Christchurch, dearly loved Wa]h, er °f Bert, Iris, and the late f E ’c and deeply loved brother-in-

ACTION . . . Blazing from the Whitehot barrel of an avenging gun 1 ADVENTURE . . . Wrought from the redblooded courage.of fighting men 1 (Both App. for General Exhibition.) News Flash—Closing of. Sluicegates at Roxburgh Dam. Helicopter Lands on Crater Rim of Mount Ngauruhoe