DEATHS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18411, 18 May 1920, Page 1

DEATHS.

BANKS.—On May 17th, at 141, Aikmans Road. St Albans, William Banks ; in his seventy-ninth year. Private ■ interment. BROWN. —At Christchurch, on May 17, 1921, Onslow Holliss, beloved husband of Edith Maud Brown, of Reserve Terrace, Lyttelton, and youngest son of William ana Bessie Brown; in his thirty-first year. CLEMENTS.—May 14, at Auckland, Mina, dearly loved second daughter ,of tho late Marion Annie and John Henry Clements, late of Christchurch. So loved, so mourned. DUNN.—At 226. Montreal Street, on May 13 and 15, the twin daughters of A. and W. T. Dunn; aged two days. '‘Suffer little children to coino unto Me.” EVANS.—At 13, Thornton Street. St Albans. Rita Victoria Evans (Littlo John), beloved daughter of 11. IV. and M. E. Evans; in her tenth year, after a short illness. So loved, so mourned. FISHER.—May 17th. 1920, at his residence, 50, Aikman’s Road, St Albans, Charles, beloved husband of Emma Fisher; aged fifty-eight years. LANGHORN.—Monday, May 17tli, at her parents' residence, Farkcs Street, Woolston, Christina Dow, widow of tho lato Barton Langhorn, and daughter of Mr and Mrs F. Sullivan; aged twenty-seven. R. 1.1. NORDEN— On May 17tli, at Merivalo, David Joseph, beloved husband of Elizabeth Korden; in his sixty-fourth year. Defply regretted. Private interment. PEARCE.—On May 17th, at 336, Barbadoes Street, City, Mary Ann, dearly loved wife of George Thomas Pearce; in her seventysixth year. Privet® interment. POWER—On May ltth, at 31, Union Street, New Brighton, Alice, widow of tho lato John Power; aged eighty-two years. Private interment.