DEATHS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17587, 18 September 1917, Page 1

DEATHS.

September IG, at Ashburton, Charles, dearly loved husband of Susan 'Burro!!, and father of Mrs J. H. Johnston, • .Wordsworth Street, Sydenham, and Mrs Connall, Cumberland Street, Richmond; m his Boventy-fourth' year. FINN.— September 11, at tho residence of her sister, Mrs T, Staunton, Waikan, Annie Josephine, second daughter of Julia •*< «and Jeremiah h’inn, of Beaumont, Night caps. Southland; aged tvvouty-hvo years. 7 R.I.P.

HARLAND— September 1", at Wanganui Itcramtal, Thomas Harland, beloved hus- • band of” Eoso Earhind and eldest son ct Agnes Hf.rln.nd, Strowan. Road, lenaalton. Result of an accident. HEAVEN.— Scptomber 17. at her late residence, 201, Norwood Street, Beckenham, •Julia, dourly loved wife of H. T. Heaven, £ of Amberley; in her eeveniy-n.th 1 year. ' HUBBARD— September 17, 1917, at her re* sidence, tS, Russley Road, Upper Eaccarlon, <■ Margaret, the belbvod wife oi Leonard Bertram Hubbard; aged sixty-iour years. RER—September it. at Kohukohu, Robert Alexander, beloved husband of Millie Kcr "'and youngest son of T. H. and M. Kor, aged thirty-eight years. McLAUGHLIN.— September 15. at Christ'church, Anno Maria McLaugnhn, rohet °[ the late James McLaughlin, 8.A., after a, -short illness. Requiem Mass at cathedral 8.30 R.I.P. "STEWART— September 17, at the Christchurch Hospital. John Bovaird, the infant son of John and Elizabeth Stewart, o; -M. ' River Road. Avonside; ftged six months. A little suflcror gone to rest.

WELLS.— September 17, at 44. Hawthorne Road, Papanui. Mary, dearly loved wile of "William Wells, late of Oust and Loburn; '•iin her eighty-sixth year.