DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 160, 8 July 1922, Page 1

DEATHS.

BEOWX.—On July S. at her parents - resi- j dence. 2S, Elizabeth Street, Dominion Coad, Olwyn Amy. dearly-belovod j-oung- I est daughter of Edward Lionel and Amy Brown. Funeral will leave residence Z p.m. Monday, for TVaikaraka. BRIGGS.—On.JuIy 7, at her daughter's residence. 57, kelson Street, Ann Eliza ■Briggs, widow of rhe late David Briggs, second daughter of the late Robert Ueid, of the iiStu llegiment, in her seventyfifth year. R.I.P. Funeral notice later. DEXYEK.—On .Inly S, at Golf Uqa's, New Lynu, John Kudge Denyer, in his eightyfourth year. The funeral will leave his late residence on Sunday, July U, at 2.30 p.m., for Anglican Cemetery. LOCKIE.— On July S, at her late residence, 24, Great South Koad, lteiiiuern I Hannah Elizabeth iMinnleJ, dearly I beloved daughter of Mrs. E. Tell, and belo\ed mother of Richard Lavin. After long sufleriug gone to rest. Deeply I mourned. I'rivate interment, 2 p.m., Monday. aicKEOWX.— On July 7, at his residence, So. 5, Kisnerton Street, Grey Lynn, G«orge Edward, dearly loved husband of Isabel McKeown. and second sou of Maria and the late Edward McKpown, of deceased. Private interment Sunday. McWHIKTER. —On July 6, 1022 (suddenly), at her late residence, Wellington, May, . the dearly beloved wife of T. McWhirter, j and beloved daughter-in-law of Mrs. ; McWhirter, Ponsoiiby. | lAYLOR.— On July 7, at 27, East Street, I Xewton, George liegiiiald, dc'.rly beloved > husband of hlizabeih laylor. Xhe funeral will leave «t>ove address at 1d,30 ou j Monday U)-"ning. [ WARNER.—On July S. at his residence, j. Coromandel. Thomas Warner, beloved husband of the late Mary Ann Warner, in his eighty-sixth year. j '