FUNERALS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CVIII, Issue 12986, 29 November 1902, Page 5

FUNERALS.

TH LATE MR HARMAN. The funeral of the late Mr R. J. S. Harman yesterday afternoon was attended by a very large number of personal friends of the deceased, and representatives of the many athletic and other Associations and clubs with Which he was connected. The cortege left Crohane, Windmill Road, shortly after two o’clock, for St Michael’s Church, where a choral service was conducted by the Bight Rev Bishop Julihs, assisted by the Rev Canon Averill and the Rev J. A. Julius. At the Barbadoes Street cemetery the Bishop and the Rev Canon Averill officiated. Among those present were:—Messrs R. De Benzi, T. De Benzi, William, Victor and Harold Harman, sons of the deceased, and Mr George Harris, a son-in-law, who were the pall-bearers ; Mr Edward Harman, brother of the deceased ; Messrs R. Maxwell and G. E. Way, sons-in-law; the Ven Archdeacon, Lingai’d, the Rev Canons Knowles, Pascoe and Coates ; and, the Revs O. H. Gossett, W. S. Bean and P. J. Cocks ; Drs NedwilL and Moorhouse, Sir John Hall, the Hons E. C. J. Stevens, C. C. Bowen and W. Montgomery, Messrs E. Denham, J. D. Hall, T. Maude, T. Gordon, H. Allison, B. J. Cotterill, T. D. Condell, E. R. Guthrie, C. J. Collins, R. Allan, J. O. N. Beckett, T. Kincaid, J. E. March, G. T. Booth, A. R. Inwood, S. Staples, O. Allison, H. B. Lane, A. L. Taylor, W. C. Webb, N. K. Bowden, B. P. Manhire, L, Gibbs, H. P. Murray-Avn-sley, G. Harper, F. H. Davie, F. H. Strouts, J. Allen, H. D. Andrews, C. Hastings Bridge, W. M’Clea, C. R. Clark, L. E. Clark, R. E. M. Evans, W. H.' Triggs, P. Selig, A. H. Bristed, W. Barrett, W. Buchanan, H. J. Beswick, James Jamieson, R. Walker, R. Hill-Fisher. G. MTntyrc, P. Pender, W. H. Hargreaves, A. E. G. Rhodes, O. Lewis, M.H.R., R. M. Macdonald, R. Vincent, J. H. Williams, E. J. Ross, J. Hakj T. L. Oowlishaw, A. L. Styche, A. Ferguson, G. G. Stead, J. Gould, G. Gould, E. G. Staveley, R. D. Thomas, H. H. Secretan, G. T. Weston, H. A. Boddington, F. S. Frankish, A. Dillon, V. Mathias, H. G. Ell, M.H.8., E. W. Cardalc, H. Van Asch, H. A. Adley, J. A. Bird, B. Lane, F. H. Pyne, G. Fletcher, W. Harris, R. O Bishop, A. Pinwell, T. Papprill, 11. Lake, K. M. Ollivier, F. C. B. Bishop, J. Fairhurst, S. Ross, J. Thornton, senr., H. S. Richards, H. G. Baker, W. Lake, W. D. Lawrence, F. C. Raphael, A. F. N. Blakiston, A. Francis, W. G. Brittan, G. T. Ohisnall, W. C. H. Wigley, H. S. Brown, A. Canuck, O. Turner,. H. S; Hobbs, E. O. Little, P. Mansell, T. C. Norris, F. J. Board, S. Harris, J. Anderson, W. Reece, W. R. Border, W. H. Hargreaves, T. H. Davey, M.H.R., J. Brunton F. C. East, Colonel Slater, Major Wolfe, V.D., W. Miller, W. H. Gundry, C. Parsons, F. Barns, E. Evans, O. F. Smith, R. Smith, Messrs A. Gunderson, R. Wakelin and W. Lavery (representing the Honorary Reserve Corps and! Defence Rifle blub), Messrs W. Buckley and J. Farrell (representing Messrs J. Ballantyne and Co.), Messrs J. R. Evans, F. I. Cowlishaw, W. O’Callaghan and others (representing the Canterbury Rowing Club), and Messrs J. Aldridge (Oxford), A. Aldridge (Dunsandel), and J. Bowden (Dunsand el). Amongst the large number of beautiful wreaths sent were tributes from:—'Sir John Hall, Honorary Reserve and Defence Rifle Club, the Hon and Mrs E. C. J. Stevens, Mr and Mrs Robert Inwood, NursesMacfarlane and Henderson, . United Canterbury Cricket Club, Mrs Richard Evans and family, Mr and Mrs W. Reece,. Mr H. P. Murray-Aynsley, Mr and Mrs Joseph Palmer, Mr and Mrs F. H. Bams, Mr and Mrs 0. H. Croxton, Mrs J. S. Guthrie and family, Mr and Mrs G. Tapper, Mrs and Miss Qreenstreet, Mr and Mrs diaries dark and sons, Churchwardens paid Vestry of St Michael’s, Mrs Averill, Mr and Mrs T. Maude, Mr J. Lowthian Wilson, Mrs J. Struthors Williams and J. H. Williams, Mr, Mrs and Miss Ford, Mrs Withnall, Mr J. O’B. Beckett, Mr and Mrs J. Beckett, hlr and Mrs A. L. Taylor, Mrs and Miss Fenwick, Hon and Mrs C. C. Bowen, Mrs Jollie and Mrs Hervey, Hon W. Montgomery, Mrs and the Misses Wilson, Dr and Mrs Crooke, Mr W. 6. Cotterill, Canterbury Cricket Association, Mr A. F. Rattray, Lancaster Park Cricket Club, Miss B. Jeffree, Canterbury Rowing Club, Mr and Mrs T. D. Condell, the grandchildren, Mr and Mrs H. Allison, Mr E. Paricerson, Miss Parlcerson, Mr and Mrs Carew, Mr and Mrs Derisley Wood, Mrs D. Iniwood, the staff Christchurch “ Press ” Company, the directors Christchurch “ Press ” Company, the cricketers of New Zealand, Captain Mather, Christchurch Football Club, Mr and Mrs R. Heaton Rhodes, Messrs E. C. and C. Studbolme, Dr and the Misses NedwilL A special service in memory of the late Mr Harman will be held at St Michael’s Church at 3.30 p.m. to-morrow. The vicar specially invites members of athletic bodies and those interested in Volunteering to be present. THE LATE MRS B. WESTENRA. The funeral of the late Mrs R. Westenra took place at Linwood Cemetery. The burial service was read by the Ven Archdeacon Lingard, and there were about 100 people present. Representatives attended from all the public bodies of which Mr Westenra is a member. Very many beautiful wreaths were sent.