DEATHS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18216, 2 October 1919, Page 1

DEATHS.

ANTHONY.—Octobor 1, at Church Road, Templeton John Edward (Little Jack>)j tho dearly’ beloved only son of Henry bf,and Margaret Anthony; aged thirteen years and ten months. R.I.P. BAKER. —September 29. at tho Fover Hospital, Wellington, Eenna, dearly beloved daughter of Arthur and May Baker, ot No. 25, Rentoui Street, Newtown; aged?

seven years. BALLANTYNE.—October 1, 1919, at Ck rist ? church, Susan Ruth Ballantyne relict of the late William Ballantyne; in bar mnoty-

first yoax. BURNSIDE.—Octobor 1, at Ashburton, Agnes Loth am (Nurse), eldest daughter of Mrs and tho late Geo. Burnside; late of Chryston Nursing Home, Worcester Street. DAVlS.—September 80, at the residence of Mrs Dickenson, IG, Westminster Street. St Albans, William Henry Davis late of Addington Railway Wdfkahops, aged sixtysoven years. (Suddenly.) / CIIITTY. —September SO, at Linwood, Ague*, widow of the late Charles Chitty; aged

soventy-nine years. MURRAY.—October 1, at her late reeidenoe, 72 Bealoy Street. St Albans, Margaret, dearly beloved wife of Patrick Murray; aged seventy years. R.I-P. HUMPHREYS.— October 1, at her residence, Tni Tapu, Eliza, beloved wife of Samuel Humphreys, and eldest daughter of Jam©3 Davis, Tai Tapu.

O'CONNELL.—Octobor 1, at Christchurch, Sarah O’Connell; aged eighty-four yearn. R.I.P.