DEATHS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17410, 12 December 1924, Page 9

DEATHS.

COOKE.—On December 11, at the Mansions, Wellington, Maria, dearly beloved wife of the late James Cooke, aid mother cf Mrs D. J. M'Oowan, Wellington, Mrs J. Christensen, Sydney, and Mr L. J. Cooke, Christchurch; aged seventy years. KARRlS.—Sergeant-Major Richard Brown Harrib. 8, Walker Btre«t, Christchurch; in hi* eighty-sixth year. HARRIS.—On December 11, at Christohurch, Richard Brown, dearly loved hut band of Sarah Harris, 8, Walker Street. City, and father of ‘Tioaeph Harris. William Harris. Mrs of this city, and Mrs Davison, of Gisborne; *u his eighty-seventh year. MANHIRE.—On December 10, at the UppeSanatorium. Tom, beloved brother of Mrs M. J. Gilpin, and Mrs W. K. Tulloch, Beckenham; in his thirty-first year. Late of 13th Reinforcements. A patient sufferer at rest. ML LFORD —On December 10, at her residence. 50. Victoria Street. 6us»nnah. dearly beloved wife of Albert Mulford; aged nixty-seven years. SIMON.—On December 11. at Mornincton, Dunedin. Ellen, dearly loved wife of James P. Simon, and mother of Mr* John Patriot. Mrs M. J. Wark and Mrs E. M. Shattock. of Christchurch. THOMSON.— On December 11, at the Christchurch Hospital. Waiter (“Wally”) Thomson (late of 90. Peterborough St.), in ixlm *A**y-fearth yi