DEATHS
ADOOCK.—On March !). HUM. Katherine Adelaide Kale, dearly beloved wife of G. H. Adi-ock. and second daughter of Mrs. S. Walsh. Otahuhn; aged M years. R.l.l'.—The funeral will leave' her mother's residence. Great South Road. Otahuhn. on Friday, at :; p.m.. for the Roman Catholic Cemetery. Olalmhu. Friends please .ircept this Intimation. LOCKYER.—On March It), at Eiisotn I.tiev I.ockyer. beloved «ister of the late Flora Freeman. Great North Road. Grey Lynn: aged (IS years. Funeral wiil leave .1. Weir's. 70. Ponsonby Road, to-mnrmw (Friday). March 11. at 2 p.m., for Waikuniete. McDONALD—At his- resilience. Roseherv Aveuue. Birkenhead isiddenlvl. Hugh, beloved husband -if Jane McDonald: in his sixty-seventh year. Feilding aud vtuiignuul jiapers please copy. Me-QUOID.—On March 10, l'.L'l. FloremAmy. dearly beloved sixth danghter ot Martha and the late Thomas John McQuold. late of i:-.-.eni:iigii: in her twenty-seventh year. The funeral will i leave her sister's residence, 117. Grafton | Road, on Hat unlay, at 2.M p.m.. fori Purewa Cemetery. Friends please acee.it : this intimation. New llyninuth papers please copy. •MEREDITH.—On March S, at her daughter's residence. Iloon Street. Invercargill, Agnes, beloved mother of 11. W. Meredith. Auckland. Mrs. H. .1. Farrant. Inveronr-i gill, and G. E. Meredith. Boston, U.S.A.: i in her eighty-seventh year. j
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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 59, 10 March 1921, Page 12
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