The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon at Bubbling Well Cemetery of Mrs. Burns, wife of Mr. A. R. Harris of the Sun Insurance Office. The service was read by the very Rev. Dean Symons, and there {was a large gathering of friends of the family at the graveside. The Messrs. Beswick, Drakeford, Hin, coffin was borne to the grave by
Martin Little, King and Ryde.
The late Mrs. Harris came out to jthe Far East at the beginning of i9ls. She was met by her future husband at Hongkong, where the wedding took place.
The first three years of their married life were spent at Yokohama. In 1918 they came to reside in Shanghai, going home on. leave in 1920 and. returning last year.
About three weeks ago Mrs. Harris developed typhoid fever, ud was taken to Dr.' Fearn's sanatorium, but in spite of everything possible in the way of treat-; ment and careful nursing, she
iny Passed away on Wednesday morn-70g.
The deceased was keen on all kinds of sport, and rode regularly until two years ago, when she: met, with a rather bad accident. With her husband and relatives the deepest sympathy is felt.
The coffin and graveside on Thursday were covered with beautiful flowers,
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