THE LATE MR W. O. RUTHERFORD.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 17030, 3 December 1915, Page 11

THE LATE MR W. O. RUTHERFORD.

There was a very large gathering, representative of town and country intern-to, at tho funeral of the. late Mr W. O. Rutherford, which took place at tho Waiau cemetery yesterday. A large number of wreaths were sent, not. only from friends of the deceased, but also from the many firms with which he had business connection. The Rev J. Campbell conducted tho service at the graveside. Among those present wen-: Messrs A W. Rutherford, J. S. Rutherford, Duncan Rutherford, E. S. Rutherford, George Rutherford, George Rutherford, jun., D. 0. Rutherford, S. E. Rutherford, W. T. Rutherford, C. O. 1. Rutherford, E. Rutherford W. O. Rutherford, jun., M. Bethcll, £• Northeote, E. P- H. Burbury. H.- P. Lance, D. Hampton, Thomas Chapman, H. R. Davison, Mockett, hlenimg, J. Sloss, Geo. Holmes, T. Dcrritt, Aronibold, T. W. Bailey. A. W. Cook, \\ . \V. M’llae, 11. R. M’Rae, ,11. Newton D. Matson (representing Matson and Co.), S. A. Lawrence and Corporal Cotton (representing Dalget.v and Co.), H. M’Donald (representing P.vno and Co.), F. H. Labatt (representing Canterbury Sheopowtiers’ Association), \\ . Alunro (Agricultural Department), J. H. Davison (Amuri County Council), .1. V. Buchanan. James Douglas, it. L. Beaven, Gallagher, Creed, U. hWalker, also many settlors at Waiau nnd employees of the Montrose Estate.