Charles Arthur Green

Born Arthur Charles Green.

The funeral of the five men took place yesterday afternoon, the encoffined bodies being conveyed from Queenstown to the Cemetery over the Mount Lyell Company's railway line. The engine was preceded by the president and officers and about 100 members of the Lyell branch of the F.M.E.A., while the general manager and the head officials of the Mount Lyell M. and R. Co. were present.
About 200 other persons also attended, and rode in the carriages which immediately followed the hearse carriage. This was completely draped in black and white, the latter largely predominating. Some of the floral tributes were suspended at the side of the hearse, and the spectacle as the train steamed slowly down the line was solemnly impressive.
The services at the gravesides were read by the Revs. M. J. O'Regan (Catholic), F. G. Cutts (Anglican), J. L. Hurse (Presbyterian), according to the denominations of the deceased, and the funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr Geo. Burrows. The full proceedings were as in all previous burials, and the Queenstown Brass Band attended and played a funeral march. None of the deceased were married, and all were young men.
Zeehan and Dundas Herald (Tas.), Mon 17 Feb 1913.