DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 98, 27 April 1922, Page 1

DEATHS.

BU.KI.EY.— On April 27. at her parents" ipsidoncc. Te Akau. Ola Luke Uoad, Krvcmport. Iris Anne (Risl. 1,,-loved eldest daughter of W. .1. nnd M. Buckley: aged 19 years. The funeral will leave their O Nelll b Point Cemotcrj-. COW.—On April 2fi. at his late residence t . '■',' Aitkln Terrace. Glenmore. .Tnlin. the dearly beloved hushand of Jane Kennedy Gow. in his seventy-second year. The funeral will leave the above address at 2.30 p.m. Friday, for WaikuuSS'ttSssas- Friends iiease aecei - t ,O S 'Errl'c? after a long illness, Annie, beloved wife of George Johnston; in her forty-sixth year.- Interred to-day. BIMPSOX.-On April 26. 1922, at her late residem-e, 36, Ethel Street. Morninpside, MMJ-, dearly loved wife of the late Ciristnpher Simpson, late of Leeds, England; ased ,0 years. At rest. The funeral will J b c aoov e address to-morrow !'™an. at 3 p.m., for Waikaraka Cemetery. Friends please accept this only intimation. S3 H^iT"i On T-t prU 26 - 192 -- nt Auckland Hospital, .Tohn Thomas, dearly beloved husband of Ada Smith, of 2, Baker f f re<?t - S'J 7 - The funPral w "l leave his p^ re f de ? ce at X3O P- m - to-morrow α-nday) for Waikumete Cemetery iriends please accept this intimation , A P ril 26, at the Auckland Hospital, Robert Martyn, beloved husband of Catherine (Kate) Stronp, and oldest son o f the late Robert and Jane Strong, late of Parnell. in his fortyli Te^ r - The fun ernl will leave the u SJ Ic HosP'tal to-morrow (Friday), at ]».3O a.m.. for Purewa Cemetery. Private interment. nr £nfH !ir l -~ On A P rfl 26 - a' A «<-tland d»» P i U l , (of .tJT Marie xnidred. ' =S £.T beloTed secona danshter of Albert ' and Eleanor Walmsley, Xo. 2, Goring • Road EdendaJe, aced 23 veaik-Ot I p Kequiem Mass at St. Benedicts Chiirrhi V£g rJSSKi. Ko^^oW^l Bdendale. at 5.30 a.m., Friday, for ■ waikaraka (Onehunga).