McGreal, 'SI., of the Church of Christ the King officiating. The it~ tle boy died at The Country Hospital after an illness of a few hours, and his death came as a shock 10 his fernily and their host of friends. The casket, upon which rested a beaut!- ful cross of white flowers from "Mummy and Daddy" and a bouquet of sweet peas from "Peter" was car-Fied to the grave by Messrs—J. Colquhoun, A.. Thomas, H.C. Faulder and C. C. O'Connell.
Mr, William Francis Blake Feb. 4 In the presence of relatives and friends, funeral services were held yesterday for the late Mr. William Francis Blake, aged 46 years, of the China Engineers, Ltd. "A Requiem tasse was said at the Church of Christ the King in the morning by the Rev. Father J. F. MeGreal, $1, who also jccuducted the Last rites at the grave the Hungieo Road Cemetery. The Jlate Mr Bleke had been associated with the China Engineers, Lid., for many years, mostly at Hongkong.
Hig Sudden death came as a severe shock to his wife and daughter and
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