BEREAVEMENTS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17970, 11 December 1918, Page 1

BEREAVEMENTS.

MR AND MRS G. TOMBS AND FAMILY, 507, River Road, New Brighton, desire to thank all kind friends for their expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavements. CAPTAIN AND MRS MUGFORD wish to thank all kind friends for letters, telegrams and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement of their two daughters and son-in-law. MRS E. COTTON, 90, Cutler’s Rond, Riccarton, wishes to thank the many kind friends, espccialfy Messrs Blackburn and Buchanan, for telegrams, letters and personal expressions in the recent sad loss of her husband. R AND MRS SHELTON AND FAMILY wish to tender thanks to their many friends for telegrams, letters and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement, especially the many kind friends of tho district. MR AND MRS CHAS. SMITH AND FAMILY, of Balcairn, wish to thank all kind friends and relatives for floral tributes, letters, telegrams and personal expressions of sympathy received in their record sad bereavement. rnilE FAMILY of the late William Bridget, -*■ Rangiora, desire to convey to Dr Will, Mr Loasby, Mr Jennings, Mr Shilton, Mrs llickmott, Mrs Allington, Miss Fahey and Miss Hughey their warm thanks for kind attention given to their lato father, also sincere thanks to thoir many friends for personal expressions, lottora and telegrams in their sad boreavement. Hl/p GEO. W. HAYES, of Springfield,' wishes to oxpress his sincere thanks to all kind friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes, and especially thank Mrs Macleod, Mrs Dorward and Mrs Adkins in his rooent cad bereavement. X[K AND MRS W. WATSON AND TVX FAMILY', Coalgato, wish to thank, all kind friends for telegrams, letters and floral tributes, and specially thank Mr and Mrs Griffiths and Mrs Mitchell, also Dr Davenport for their untiring attention during sickness and sad loss of thoir daughter. ■M'S AND MRS CLEEVE, of View Hill, Oxford, dcsiro to express their sincere thanks to all kind friends for letters, telograms and personal expressions of sympathy in thoir sad bereavement, and also tho doctors and nurses at the Chalmers Ward, and to those many visitors who were kind ■enough to cbeor his last fow months amongst us. Y/TRS HALL and Mother, Templeton, wish to sincerely thank thoir many frionds for letters, telegrams, personal expressions of sympathy and floral tributes In their recent sad bereavement, especially the Gaoler and Warders of the Paparoa Prison,