FUNERAL.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20485, 11 December 1934, Page 8

FUNERAL.

Late Mr A. G. Cannons. The funeral of the late Mr A. G. Cannons. formerly officer in charge of the Christchurch office of the Department of Industries and Commerce, took place yesterday afternoon, when representatives of the various organisations with ■which Mr Cannons was associated were present The cortege proceeded to the Bromley Cemetery where the Rev W. Rowe conducted the burial service. The chief mourners were Mrs A. G. Cannons and Peter Cannons (son) and Mr E. Cannons (brother). The pallbearers were: Messrs P R. Climie, E. FI. Marriner, R. H. Webb, C. B. \\ right, M. O’Brien and Major W. S. Furby. Those present included Messrs F. 11. Labatt (N.Z. Accountants and Auditors’ Association). E. S. Brittenden (District Traffic Manager of Railways). F. W. F'urby (Chief Postmaster), S. T. Barnett (Public Service Association), R. 11. Webb, I. Woolf. H. Burson, F. L. Hutchinson, E. H. Marriner (Canter burv Manufacturers’ Association), G. A. K. Williams (Yorkshire Insurance Co.). C. W. Ilervey (Chamber of Commerce buildings), P. R. Climie (Canterbury Progress League). M. O’Brien (Department of Industries and Commerce). R ! L. Rickerby, C. A. B. Williams. A. Law- | rence (Co-operative Rabbit Breeders’ Association), J. R. Smith (Canterbury Chamber of Commerce), Robert Parker ! (North Beach Bov Scout Troop). C. B. i Wright, Majo W. S. Furby, Messrs J. j Broome, and G. H. Congreve.