DEATHS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17284, 27 September 1916, Page 1

DEATHS.

ALLEN.—August 2, Walter Valentine Allen. Lieutenant Roval Field Artillery, died ot wounds} »ged Brother of the -ißev H. T. Allen, Assistant Priest of St" Michael'l, Christchurch.

AMBROSE.—September 15. 1916, hilled in action In Franco. Second-Lieutenant Kenneth Duncan Ambrose','No. S. Machine Gun Coy.-, N.Z. Rifle Brigade, dearly loved and only son' of Mr and Mrs J. A. Ambroso, 83, St James Street, Linwood; aged twenty- • five years. ■ ■ <

DOYLE.—September 26, at th« residence oi his daughter, Mr» E. Lindon, High Street, Rangiora,- Michael Doyle, lato of Loburn; aged seventy-eight years.

GREENWOOD.—September 23; at Cambridge, England, •Graham Lord Greenwood, late of Bapanni, ChrisTchurch; in his eighty-third year. (By cable).

MtTLHElßN.—September 26, 1916, at Christchurch, Sarah ■ Muihern, of the Crown Hotel, Gcraldine, widow of the late Miohael Mulnern; aged sixty-four years. 8.1. P.

STORER.—September 26, at Sneyd Street, Kaiapoi, Clifford Norman, dearly lovsd son of H. and F. Storer; agad twenty years.

TERRlLL.—September 25, at ' Masterton Hospital, Mnrv Jane, beloved wife Sergeant W. A. Terrill (with the Expeditionary rForoesin France), ard youngjsst daughter of the lato Lawßon Rigl«v, of Rangiora; aged thirty-seven years. Thy will be done.