LATE MR. E. W. KANE

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 17, 20 July 1934, Page 8

LATE MR. E. W. KANE

LARGELY-ATTENDED FUNERAL

■; The funeral of the late Mr. E. W. Kane,..C.M.G., J.P., Clerk of Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, took-place today. There was a. largo-attendance both at.the Basilica, Hill Street, where Requiem Mass waV celebrated,' and at the Mount Street Cemetery, • where the; interment took place.;'..','",.:-''■/ ... '', ■'-..■ > Requiem. Mass was celebrated by the Rey.. Father Smyth. His Grace Archbishop' O 'Shea was present in the Sanctuary.; • The; Dead March in

'fSaul/' ;,was played by the organist, Miss .Milligan. ■ .The service at tho graveside was by the Rev. Father Milligan. ■.-■.•.■■

'Mr. A. J.. 'Luke represented the stepsonsj who live in Sydney. The chief mourners were two nieces of the late Mr.i Kane.'

Those present i included Sir Cecil Day, (official secretary td his ; Excellency the- Governor-General), the Minister of Education (the Hon. R; Masters), ; the. Speaker ■of the Legislative Council (the Hon.' Sir "Walter Carncfoss),' the •- Speaker ; . of the House of Representatives (the Hoh. Sir Charles Statham), members' of the -Legislative Council, members of. the House, of Rer presentativeSj'tho Chinese Consul (Mr. Chunhow H; Pao), the Italian. Consul

(Signor Giovanni Forniiehella), Sir Frederick Chapman, Sir Harold- Beauchampj "the Clerk'of'the: House of'Ee-. presentatives (Mr. T. D. H. Hall), the Clerk Assistant of ,th© Legislative Council: (Mr.-, C. M. Bothamley), the Public Service Commissioner. (Mr. P. Verschaffelt), the Controller and Audi-tor-General (Colonel G. F. C. Campbell)',;'the' Chief Law Draftsman. (Mr.. J. Christie,' C.M.G.), the Assistant: Law .(Mr. J. , W.. Heenan), the Permanent Head of the Prime Minister's Department (Mr. F. D. Thomson, C.M.G.), the private secretary to the Prime Minister. (Mr. C. A. Jaffery), the Assistant General Manager of the New Zealand Railways (Mr. E. Casey), •the Serg'eant-at-Arms of the House; of Representatives (Lieut.-Colonel S. G. Sandle), the Government Printer (Mr, G. H, Loney), the Director of Air Services (Major T. M. Wilkes), the Omeer-in-Charge of Parliament Buildings (Mr. W. Dunningham), the Chief Messenger (Mr. F. Oakley), Mr. J. J. McGrath, Mr. E. N. G. Poultori, the SolicitorGeneral (Mi-. H. H. Cornish),. Lady Gray,' Mr. J. Erendeville, Dr. G. H. Scholefield, Mr. MalcTolm Fraser,' Mr. F.; T. O'Neill, Mr. A. E. Briggs (of the Hansard staff), Mr. A. H. Miles, the' Tp^n Clerk'(Mr.- B. P. Norman)/ and niany others. ■ ■-■•/