DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 71, 23 March 1918, Page 12

DEATHS.

CLARK.—On March 23. 191S, at the Auck- . land Hospital, John Robert, dearly loved second son of Johnson, and the late .Jemima Clark; aged 37 years. _ -p The Funeral will leave C. Little' and ' .Sons', Hobson Street; on Monday: March - 25; at 1.30 p.m., for Waikumete Cemetery. COX.—On March _6. _918, at Auckland ■j-Hospital, through railway accident. William Robert, the dearly-beloved • husband of Rhoda May Cox, and brother _pif <«____ J. Morris and "Mrs T; .Torbet, - Helensville; aged 37-years. '■'■'- ■■- s_: J* n, JACK.—On March 22, 1915,.at the residence ... of his niece, Mrs Weir, Byron Avenue, • Taiapnna, Gideon Jack; aged 76 years. Funeral wiU leave for Glenfield and - Takapuna Cemetery, Monday, 2.30. ITOHLEN.—On March 22, 1918. at the Auckland Hospital, after a short illness, 'WiUiam Henry Pohlen, late of Jubilee Road. Ellerslie; aged 70 years. R.I.P. •__ Mass will be celebrated at the Emaculate Conception Church), Ellerslie, at 9 a.m. on Monday, March 25, the Funeral leaving immediately after for Panmure Cemetery. By request, no *■■ flowers. STACEY.—On January 4, 191S, at Hereford, England, John, the much-loved father of "F. D. and A. Stacey. Islington Street, Ponsonby, and Sergt.-Major D. E. Stacey, -C.Z.E.F.. on active service; in his seventieth year. R.I.P. WOOD.—On March 21, at his parents' residence, Sherwood, Campbell Road, Green Lane, Victor Leopold, the dearly beloved third son of Emma and Ebenezer Wood, in his thirty-fifth year. — "Peace, perfect peace." '_ _ The funeral will leave the above ■_. -address for Purewa Cemetery on Sunday, ' 24th, at 3 o'clock.