THE LATE MR TABART.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12425, 14 February 1901, Page 3

THE LATE MR TABART.

The respect in which the late Mr Tabari was held was shown by tho very .urge attendance of all classes of the community at his funeral, wljich took place' at the Woolston Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Being Wednesday, it was impossible' for a good many of the salesmen to be absent from the Addington Market, but each firm of auctioneers was represented. The coffin was borne from the house to an open hearse by Messrs A. A. Mackellar, T. Miller, F. Wilding, A. R. Bloxam, L. W. Tosswill and A. Anderson, and the cortege proceeded to the cemetery, where the service was read! by Canon Pascoe, the bell of St Mark s Church, Opawa, tolling meanwhile. Amongst those who attended the funeral were Messrs P. Metz, J. Hay, J, Ferguson, J. Palmer, W. H. Rhodes, sen.. and jun., A. W. Bennetts, R. J. Parsons, G. Ellis, J. Connal, J. Murgatroyd, T. Robson T. Dowling, J. Parkerson, S. B. Howell, T. Marr, W. ’Nicholls, A. Ellis, C. T. Dudley, J. L. Scarvell, G. King, F. RobsonvF. Barkas, C. A. Caicutt, J. Payne, F. Tavender, C.. E. Beadel, F* Postgato, G. T. Booth, W. Minson, J. Oaratti, F. J. VT|il’iams, H. H. Loughnan, F. A. Archer, G. F. Martin. F. W Pvne, J. T. Ford, D. -.mtson, W, Birdliug, jun., T. C. Brown, J. Counsel, J. D. Ritchie, G. Bisset, G. 'Lambic, L. C. Gardiner, E. Clarkson, T. Mather, H. M’Hraifch, T. Clarkson, H. S. Brown, L. E. Clark, J. Forrester, A. 6. Holmes, T. Bullock. C. P. Hngonin, G.. G. Holmes, G. Moon, D. D. Macfarlane, W. M. Ollivier, F. H. Brittan, R, Richardson, J. T. Burnett, 6. Anderson, H. P. Murray-; Ayns’.ey, G. T. Kettlewell. S. Garforth, C, Mann, W. .T. Jackson, F. Powell. R. M. Macdonald, J. Gould. T. Maude, P. Boulton, Y. Donald, A. Scott, J. J. Thompson, J. Cameron, iS. K. Garrick, W. Hayward,-J. E. March, J. Wade, J. Madd-ison, Molyneux and Litchfield.

Amongst those who sent floral tributes, of which there was a very handsome collection, were; —The Wool-buyers’ Association, the ,Wool-brokers’ Association, the Butchers’ Association. Mr'and Mrs Meta, Mr and Mrs Wild : n<r. H. Matson and Go., Captain and Mrs Willis, the Staff of Messrs Daiigety and Co., Mr and Mrs Seoretan. Mr and Mrs W. B. -Clarkson a nd family, (Mr and Mrs Litchfield, '‘Mr S. Cadle, - Mrs and 'Mrs F. A.

Archer, Mr H. P. and Misses Murray-Anys-ley, Mr and Mrs A. Auaerson, Mr and Mrs Hugo Friedlander, 'Mr and Mrs M. Friedlander, Mr and Mrs R. Fricdeandcr, Mr and Mrs E. G. iStaveley, Miss Chclmondeley, Mr and Mrs Williams, Mr and Mrs Kyoaston, Master Albert Robert?, Mr and: Mrs, Peez, Miss G. Thompson, Mrs Hassal and family, Mr" and Mrs W. Ollivier, Mrs Beadei ajid family, Mr and Mrs Y. Donald, Mrs 0. Clark, Mr and Mrs.Loughnan, Mi and Mrs 'Mir,son and family, Mr and Airs •0. Beadel, Mrs A.;S. White and family, Mrs J. .Painter; Mrs' 6... Lee,. jtr -and Mrs Wardrop, Mr) Airs and Bliss Smith, Air and Alts Harley, Mrs A. M. ■ Ollivier, Air-and Airs R. Allan, Air and Airs H. Rhodes, Air and Airs K. Garrick, Airs Gould, Air J. H. Parkinson, Misses Duncan, Bliss J- J- Duncan,, Air and Airs Hewitt and family, Mr and Airs Howell, Mr and Airs Devenish-Aleares, Captain and Airs J. Mather, Air A. A. Al’Kellar, Air J. Ferguson and family, Alt and ‘Mrs George Rhodes, Air and Airs Alister Clark, Mr and Airs G. G. Stead, Dr and Airs Townend, Dr and Airs James (Wellington), Air and Aire D. D. Alacfarlane, Airs W. J. Olliver and family. At the Addington Market yesterday there were general expressions of regret at the death of Mr F. C. Tabarfc. who was one ©» the oldest stock auctioneers, in Canterbury. Air J. J. Muster, in speaking of the deceased from the rails, testified to the universal respect in which he was held. It was announced that the business of the firm would be carried on as usual.