DEATHS.
ALLEN.—On March 20. 191 S. at. . hei mother's residence, 4;>b. Union Street Efeazjlearly loved eldest daughter of thi late,. A. Allen and Mrs P. Janscn, siftei ■ Ihnff arid painful illness. - - - - " The. funeral will leave the above address for Waikuinete Cemetery, to morrow (Thursday), at 3 p.m. Friepds ■please accept this intimation. trOWLEK.—- On March 2T, at Hamilton Tery suddenly, William Squire, yn Uearly-beloved husband .of Sophie J Fowler," of Stoneleigh, Jit. Eden; aged b". , .years. . ■ The funcra! will leave Mt. Eden for the Waikaraka Cemetery, to-iuorruw (Thurs flay), at 3 p.m. please accep this Intimation. HAUVEY.—On March 23, IUIS, at Wnnga nul Hospital, after a short Illness, John iheloved eldest son of Mary and the lati ■Willlam Harvey, aged, t>3 yeais 10 mouths At rest. _rENKTNSON.—On March 20, at her resi dence. Sunnyslde. Birkenhead, Auuie. th( beloved wite of "the late Joseph Jeuklu ■son; aged UO years. Private interment on Thursday, at 11 c.m. BEALY.—On March 27, 101 S. at his late residence, Kelvin Road, Rrainera, Artliui Leonard, beloved . husband of Rebecca, and third son of the late Dr. Wm. Byer; iSealy, of- Nelson; aged Ul years. Private interment.' SMITH.—On March 25, 3915, at residence, 2S, OiNeil Street. Ponsunby • Thomas, dearly beloved husband of Mary .Smith, in his eighty-second year. ' l'rivate"iuterment.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 74, 27 March 1918, Page 12
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