DEATHS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12087, 16 August 1917, Page 1

DEATHS.

ATEYAN^VR—Ausrust 15. at Cbri>tchurch Hosn'tal, Edna Ellen, youngest daughter r.f Jnnio= and Mary Alexander, of King 1 S'reet.. Burwood; ared two years. R.I.P. ANEIaEWES.—Jua-3 8 (ki'.led in action in Franco), Leonard Chaxle3 Amlrewes, of the Seventh New Zealmd Esinforcements, dearly beloved and eldest boh of Lancelot Frederic!: and Jcs?io Mary Andrewes, of Ashburton; cged thirty-four years. CAXT.—August 1-4, 1917, at Taumatu, Edna, dear'.v beloved infant daughter of Leonard S. Hinen:ai Cant; aged twelve months. Deeply regre'ted Fimeral talco3 place on Aiigust 16, 1917, at 1.30 p.m. CARTWPJGHT.—August 3 (killed in action in Franco), "Walter James Cartwrigftt, dearly beloved and only son of Mrs H. McCnw. 14f>, Kin .3 Street, Sydenham; 111 his nineteenth year. He did his duty for his King end country. FRENCH. —August 14, 1917, at. the church Hospital, Ernest George, be'.oyed son of James French, of the Trotting Grounds; aged twenty-four years. /fcGßATH.—August 15. Gwendolyn Ajjnes, dearly loved daughter of J. and E. McGrath, Spring 1 Greek, West Oxford; in her fifteenth year. 8.1.P. MORTLAND.—JuIy 31, 1917 (killed in action in France), "William James Mortland, Thirteenth Reinforcements, third Km of Mrs E. M. Mortland, 197, Durham Street (late Kaiapoi)", a.ged thirty-five Tear?. PUBVES.—August 15, at the Coronation Hospital, Charles M. (Snowy), dearly loved husband of Florence Purva 1 ?, in hie twenty-ninth year. WILKIE. —August 15, at "Fairla.wn," Sef--lon, "Wilhelmina (Minnie), dearly beloved wife of Leonard "Wilkie; in her fortyoighth year. A patient, sufferer gone to rest.