DEATHS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16470, 5 July 1921, Page 1

DEATHS.

EVANS —July 3. Eliza Lloyd beloved s \ t Evans, 15. Buccleugh Street, Lmwood, and second daughter of Jabe* Lukey, late of Christchurch, and sister of Mrs E. Ott. Tima.ru, and Mrs -J. E. Gaguardj, St Albans. GILLIES. —July 3, at 65, Canterbury Street, Lyttelton, Meyrick Campbell, dearly loved son of D. end I Gillies: aged one month. Ur KAY -July 4.. at hi* late residence Bar. William McKay: aged ninety-five ywe. North and South Island papers please copy. KELSON - —On July 4. at 12, Martin A ve " nue Beckenham. Sabina Trethewey. widow of the late William Nelson, m hot sixtysixth year. FATTERS£>N.— July 4. 1921. at Sedgemera Taumutu, John, the beloved husband °fthe late Margaret Patterson; in his el- tit.fourth year. Beeply regretted. PEEL—On July 4. «t. "Radley.” 97 W» Street. Woolston. Barbara irances, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Frederick and Rhoda Peel; aged fifty-eight years. ROBERTSON.—On July 2, 1921. Annie beloved wife of Andrew Robertson (Proprietor Hampton Hotel. Hampton. Melbourne, and eldest daughter of C. W. and J. Tiawson, Surmly Store, Lmwood. bo loved, so mourned. 'By cable.) ROBERTSON.—JuIv 2. at Hampton Hotel. Melbourne, Annie Jane, beloved eldest daughter of C. W. and J. Tiawson. Supply Stores. Xjinwf'od : aged forty-one rears (late TVvnpleton HotelL Sister of Mr« EeeHodpson. 248, Brougham Street. Sydenham. REYNTSH.—On July 3, at Christchurch Hospital, Robert Stanley, fifth son of the ’ate George Reynish, of Pigeon Bay; aged twenty-nine years. Deeply regretted. STALKER.—JuIy 4, at Beach Road, Woodend. Elizabeth, widow of the late Joseph Stalker; seventy-six years.