DEATHS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17529, 12 July 1917, Page 1

DEATHS.

BARKER.—JuIy 7, at Walton-on-Th^ f ° 5 f 3 3 0 nof Mr and’Mrs BaS, Ranfnrlyl Street. With no love, of adventure to help him, he went at*duty s call, mourning by request. Jf pr TTTT-' Tilly 10, at the Achco inuu ie, ( IteTS Helen, dearly.loved wife of Robert Beattie; aged thirty-eight joars. BXSSET. —Juno 7, 1317. France, George Ewell Bisset,/>f 1 « { race Gardens. Wellington and late or Christchurch -and Auckland. BRIGGS.—June 13, killed in action »» Franco, Joel, fourth beloved son of E. and the lato J. Brigge, Shirley Road, Christ

church. COVENS.' —July 11, at Carleton, William PrinHe, beloved husband of Sarah Coweus; aged seventy-ono years. DAVISON. —July 11, 1917 *t hi 3 decce, Walnut Avenue, Ashburton, . John, beloved husband of Nina Davison; in his sixty-second year. Private interment. FEAYFLT,.— July 10, 1017, at her residence l«o Linwood Avenue, Lucy, widow of the late AlfVed Flavell: aged seventy-seven years. No flowers by request. FOULKES. —July 11, Clarence Jamesi, only son of Annie and James Foulkes, Vogel Street, Richmond; aged ninemonth*. JOHNS. —July 11, at the Christchurch Hospital, Thomas Richard, dearly beloved husband of Maud Johns, of 9J, Cobham Street, Spreydon. WILLIAMS. —Tune 7, 1017, killed in action in France, Rifleman Henry L.ewellen, second son of Mr J. Williams, Maronan, aged ttiirty-ono years. Called higher.