DEATHS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12483, 23 November 1918, Page 10

DEATHS.

BEATTlE.—November 23, at Hornby, Robert Beattie, beloved husband of Lucy Beattie, son of tbo late John Beattie, Summerhill, Oust, of pneumonia. Funeral tomorrow. BRlGGS—November 02, at her residence, 157, Shirley Road, Elizabeth, relict of tho Into John Briggs, aged fifty-nine. With Christ Mid loved ones. Private hitemom. BROWN.—November 20, at Christchurch, Lionel Waddell, the dearly loved and oldest eon of W. W. and E. Brown, of 31)5, Gloucester Struct; aged twenty-one years and seven months (of pneumonia.) BOA ICES.—November 33, 1018, at tho Christchurch Hospital, Mary Ann, beloved wife of George A. Bonkes, and mother ot B"rl and Fred (on active service); aged forty-ono years. BRIDGER.— November 23, at Christchurch Hospital, Joseph llcnery Bridgor, youngest son of Mr .1. H. Bridget, of 22, North Avon Road, Richmond, aged twemy-four years. Funeral 5.30, with his dear loved mother. Bit I WOOD. —November 20, at Christchurch Hospital, Ethel, beloved wife ot A. H. Big wood, 01, Cn Icdonian Road, St Albans, aged thirty-five years. Deeply regretted. BUGG.—November 23, itt Christchurch Hospital, Robert William, beloved husband of Maud Bngg, Matson Street, Sydenham, aged thirty-eight. Funeral Sydenham Cemetery, Sunday, 9.45 a.m. BALFOUR. —November 23, at his residence, corner Jcrrold and Simoon Streets, Sprcydon, Thomas A. Balfour, beloved youngest eon oi Ocorgo Balfour, Auckland, and much loved nephew of M. Balfour and R. Wood, in his eighteenth year. COLVILLE. —November 22, 1918, at 72. Brittan Street, Linv.ood, Isabella Margaret, the beloved wife of Sergeant R. A. Colville, N.Z.M.C., Trentham; aged twenty-seven. Heart failure supervening influenza. So loved so mourned. DAVlDSON.—November 21, at Queen Street, Sydenham, ot influenza-pneumonia, Alexander James, second dearly btloved son of Joseph and Margaret Davidson and grandson of Mr Doel, Auckland, aged nineteen years. Deeply regretted. DAVlES.—November 21, at Norwood Street, Beckenham, Thomas Henry, the beloved husband of Mary Davies, in his fifty-ninth year; also David Henry (Harry), son of tho above, on November 21st, in hie thirtythird year. EGAN.—November 22, 1918, at Christchurch Hospital, Jessie Reid, beloved wife oi Iviincis John Egan, 532, Moorlionso Avenue, second youngest daughter of Andrew W. Stevenson, and beloved sister of Elsie Stevenson. (Pneumonia.) Loved by all who know her. FALKTNDER.—On November 22nd, at Sefton. Johanna Lucy, beloved wife of James Falkinder; aged twenty-four years. FORD;—November 21, at tho Christchurch Hospital, Dorothy Vigrass, only daughter of A. C. and Annie S. Ford, of Hoon Hny Road (of pneumonia). Deeply regretted. Private interment. GASH.—November 23, at the Christchurch Hospital, John, dearly loved husband of Annie Gash, of 9, Walton Street, Sydenham, aged twenty-nine years. May his soul rest in peace. JACKSON.—November 22, at Chriatchurdl Hospital, Ivo Milton, dearly beloved husband of Margaret Elizabeth Jackson, of 158, Hill's Rond; aged thirty-eight years. JOHNSTON.—November 22, at his parents’ residence, 33, Byron Street, Aliok Scot;, beloved son of C. S. and 11. Johnston. HOODlE.—November 23. at 97. Hawke Street, New Brighton, James Hoodie, aged eighty-two years. MOYLE.—November 18, at her parents’ residence, Gloucester Street, Emily Elizabeth, sister of Mrs W. Loughlin, Mns G. KJirfc and Hilton Moyle (on active sendee); aged thirty-eight years. Peace, perfect peace. Interred at Papn.nui November 20. ROBERTSON.—November 23, at 183, Cambridge Terrace, George Bedford Robertson, dearly beloved, husband of Ettio Robertson, and son of Samuel and S. Robertson, 23, Rotherham Street, Riccarlon; aged thirtyfive years. Deeply regretted. STOCK.—November 21, at the residence of Lis brother-in-law, IV. Page, Ashburton, Herbert Charles, tho youngest son of the late P. C. Stock, Ashburton, and brother of D., J. W., and A. E. Stock, ChiSsltchurch. Deeply regretted. TUCKER—November 20, at the. Christchurch Hospital, at S p.m., Emily" Isabella Mary Tucker, the beloved wife of ’Walter H. Tucker, of 83, Durham Street, Sydenham (of pneumonia.) TATNELI/.—lris May.Tatncll, infant daughter of Annie and Edward Tatnell, 74, Queen's Street, Sydenham, aged four months. A little sufferer gone to rest.