DEATHS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12066, 23 July 1917, Page 1

DEATHS.

ARDLEY-Juno 7, 1917. killed in action, Cecil Leonard, youngest son of Mr and Mrs George Ardley, Heieford Street. Lmwood. " He did his duty." BTJ«iS —July -20,. 1917, at her late residence, G4. Bristol Street, St Albnus, Mary Elizabeth, beloved wife of the late William Buss. Ransiora; in her seventy-third year. (No flowers, by request.} GALVIN.— -Tulv '2l, at 12'2. Chester Street, Albert Iran \ Bertie}, dearly loved youngest f=on of T. George and Mabel G-alnn. After . a short illness. Peace, perfect peace. M>KAY.—Julv 22, 1917, at her residence, 82. Winchester Street. Meriva.le, Lucy Ann, beloved wife of Hector F. McKay, late of Heathcota Valley. Private interment. MITCHELL—JuIv 2-2. at her late residence, 125. Southampton Street, Sydenham, Sarah Ellen, dearly loved wife of Vf. J. Mitchell, in her fifty-ninth year. (Late of Leek, Staffordshire, England.') Home papers please copy. MOORE.—JuIv 2-2. at the residence of his daughter (Mrs D. Gorrie>. 22, Leitcb Street, Spreydon. James Clarke Moore, of Balrairrt, ■North Canterbury, in his aeventy-ninth year. KELSON.—JuIy 20, at West Oxford, Honry, beloved husband of the late Ruth Harriet Nelson; in his sixty-third year. A patient sufferer gone to rest. STEVENS.—JuIy I'2 at the Hosnital (Osborne). Joseph, beloved husband of Annie Elizabeth Stevens, aged fifty-one yeaTe. Late of Hanmer.