DEATHS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15451, 1 November 1910, Page 1

DEATHS.

BUCKNELL-October 22. nt- Christchurch Hospital, Charles Stcuner BuckneU, late of Upper Biccarton ; aged sevopty-ninc. FOSTER. —October 30. at Little Simeon Street Snrevdon. Mrs Annie Foster, relic of the late Pnvid Foster. County Armagh, Bichhill, Ireland (suddenly); aged eightytwo years. , », t> %VlLLlS.—October SO. at Wilh?den. liemuera, Auckland. Frederick S_, be.oved husband of Mary A. S. Willis, and youngest eon of the ’ate Bcbert Bruce and Frances Penelope Willis; in his forty-fourth year. IH MEMORIAM, BABTEB.—In loving memory of Mvrtle Ivy Barter, who wua called home November 1, 1905. Around the throne of Goil in Heaven Thousands of children stand, Whos« Bins aro all through Christ forgiven, A holy, happy bond. HESLIP.—Tn loving memory of Michael Leonard HeElip, who died October SO, 1908. Gone, hut not forgotten. Inserted by F.I.H. X-EATHEM.—In loving remembrance of Ancelfna Matilda (Tillie) Leathern, died November 1. 1908. A painful shock, a dreadful blow. Oh, sister dearest, we inisa you so. Our loss is groat we’ll not complain. But trust in God to meet again. Best dearest sister, sweetly rest, They miss you most who loved you best.

Inserted by her only sister. J. E. Voice. CEATBEM —ln loving memory of Angelina Matilda (Tillie) Leathern, dearly beloved wife of D. Leathern, died November 1, 1908; aged twenty-eight years. Though cruel death has snatched from view A lowing mother, kind and true: Death cannot from our minds efface

Her tender smile, her loving face. Her words, her actions, are not dead, But in our minds are daily read. Inserted by her loving husband and son.