DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 27, 1 February 1921, Page 10

DEATHS.

iAK>"AB'OIJ>T.—On February 1. at Anckland Hospital Maruuriua liorothea AruuI iholdl (nurse), latu ol WaLhl, ayed Cj years. Funeral notice later. GRAH-AAl. —On January 19. :vt Hamilton. ilHcd In FLre Srlsado accident, Albert, ttovrly betovod T-ourwest fou of WHiiam *nd the- late Eliza Graham, of i'rankton Joacdun; affe-d 2J years. X>nty nobly done. Oh may we all for heaven prepare, .And while there's mercy, for it fly; TOe,. hand of death is every-wheris. Tor young as well as old must die. HAKDMAX. —On January 81, at his late residence. l'J-t, Dominion Koad, after a serious illness, borne with Christian fortitude, David John (Dick), dearly beloved husband of Emily Jaiie Hardman, late of Karangahake; aged 4a years. Ilia end waii peace. Funeral at Parewa Cemetery to-mor-row (Wednesday), 2 p.m. Friends please accept this intimation. iHAHRTS.—On January 31, 1921, at her son's residence, Pokuru, Te Awamutu, Laviniu, vidow of the late George Brown Harris; aged Si years. The fulcra! will leave the Onehnnsa railway suitlon to-mxirrow iWednesduy) at 11 a.m. for St. I'etws Church of £ngUuid Cemetery. LAMBOUHNE.--On January 31. at bis late dearly loved husband of the late Kmma K. Lambourne, vi his eighty-sixth year. Funeral will leave his late residence at 3.30 p.m., Wednesday, for Purewa. EOK.—At Auckland, Bridget, sister of the Ir.te Mary Smith, a£ WUiuimsuu Avenue. i:.i.r.