DEATHS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16666, 26 September 1914, Page 1

DEATHS.

ESTALL.— September 24, 1914, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs Peters, 1 arcmat», Wellington, Charles Patrick Esiad;, in his eighty-fourth year. FFROST.— September 22 at Wellington, ■ Henrietta, relict of the late J. W. 1 frost, aged sixty-eight years. DEBBIE. —September 25, Marjorie, daughtor of D. C. C. Gobbie, of Gpawa, in her ' seventeenth yeai. _ u-i „* GOLDING.— September 21, at the Jubi.ee Home, Woolston, Anne, widow of the late Samuel Golding, late oi Richmond, in her eighty-second year. . HAY.—September 25, 1914, at Church Bay, Lyttelton, James, beloved husband of Jane Hay; in his seventy-sixth year. .HYNDMAN.—September 25, at his resit dence, 867, Coiombo Street North, Chnstchurcn, Peter Hyndman; aged seventy; years. MlDDLETON.—September 21, at “The Wil- , lows," Prebbleton, Robert, dearly lovedhusband of M. Middleton. At rest. .No,

, flowers. Tirnaru papers please copy. PlPEß—September 25, 1914, at the Christi church Hospital, Henry Piper (late etarter ’ far the Canterbury Jockey Club); aged 69

years; . SAMUELS.— September 25, at Christchurch, Mary Hannah, wife of the late Cnario3 Samuels; aged 60 years. (Result oi an accident). ' VlNOENT.—September 25, at his late resi--1 denoe, “Llanmaes," 41, Hereford Streot, West, Reginald Vincent, aoncitor ; aged thirty-eight. _ . 1