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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11508, 2 October 1915, Page 9

DEATHS. 1 FUTTERFIELD.-October 2, at .Ibis son's residence, Hoon Hay Kosd. Jfthc; Rutterfleld (late iaimcT, Springfield^-,', in his i eighty-severrih year. t GRiSt .—October 1, at the- Christcrhrch Hos- ' pital, Elizabeth, dearly beloved' wife of \ Frederick Grey. 51, Midtileton fi<*<\. mid a*oond daughter of It. Johnston. Middle- ( ton; aged thirty. Deeply.regifjtttd. Private interment. • HOLMES.—Sentember 20 ("by caKie), nt, Ohe- ' ilerch Second General Hospital. Cairo, T. !A. Huntley Holmes, of Pigeon Bay, second •on of G. G. Holmes, " Knock!],™," Halswell, of wounds and pneure.onia; a~ r ed , thirty. / 1 TOWNSE3STD.—On October 2. Nt Chri-f----i ohuTch Hospital, Joseph Towpsend; aged 1 sixty-seven years. I Funeral Neticesi, . TpHE Friends of the late Joneph Towns-end I A are invited to attend his 'Funeral, which will leave the residence of his nephew. ."9, Tilford Street. ■ "WooUtcn. on Monday. vA . J2 \ p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. GEORGE IAAKRELL. " 1250 I BEREWEMENT. MR CHARLES PINDLAY AND FAMILY. of Sydenham, desire to tender their I sincere thanks to all friends who have sent letters and telegrams of sympathy and flora* . tribute* ill their sad bereavement. ■ '