DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 99, 28 April 1922, Page 1

DEATHS.

BOQNSTEA. —On April 28. at her mother's residence, 43, Mary St., Mt. BJen, .Ada, dearly beloved youngest daughter of Matilda and the late John Henry Boonstra: aged 10 years. Deeply resretted. . Funeral will leave the above address at 2 p.m., Saturday. Private interment. PUCKIXGHAM.—On April 2S, 1922, «t Otahuhu, Noar, dearly beloved husband of Mrs. Buckingham, Massey Koad, ainngere. In his seventieth year. Funeral notice later. [LITTLE.—On April 23, at his residence at Horoplto. Simyeal, George Frederick (Hook), denrly beloved husbar-d of HHda Little; aged 35 yeare. Peacefully sleeping. Interment at Raetihl. BIeCARTHY.—On April 27, 1922. at a prl.■cate hospital, Auckland, Kathleen, dearly "beloved wife o£ Daniel of the •Shakespeare Hotel. City: aged 23 years. K.I.P. Interred this day at "Walkaraka Cemetery. McCTJIiLEY.—On April 2S, at the Auckland Hospital, suddenly, Alexander McCulley, M.il., the dearly beloved husband of Bertha E. JlcCulley, and much loved | father of Boblbe McCulley; In his thirtyfirst year. Funeral will leave Mr. Weir's. Ponson.by Road, Sunday, at 2 p.m., for Waikaraka Cemetery. Friends please \ accept this intimation. 9HLLEK.—On April 27, at Auckland, Sydney Victor, rne dearly loved fifth son of James and Adelaide Miller, of Argyle Street. Morningside; aged 24 years. Interred] to-day at Waikumete. aiOLLOT.—'On April 28, 1922, at Market / Hotel, Auckland, Charles Joseph, beloved ' husband of ilary Molloy; aged 03 years. ■R.I.P. By request no flowers. Requiem Mass, St. Patrick's, 9 a.m. Saturday. Funeral leaves St. Patricks, 2 p.m., Sunday. TURiRALL.—On April 24. at her parents' residence, Vermont Road, Blrkdale, the dearly beloved chljd of Thomas and Mary Turrall, ased 4 days.