DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 213, 8 September 1923, Page 1

DEATHS.

BROAD.—On September r>. 1023. at Bcaconsfield. Tnsninnia. Harry, beloved husband of Emily Broad, and fnthpr of Mrs F. Dally, Itnnfurly Avenue, Epsom, Auckland. Deceased leaves a prown-up family of twelve to mourn their loss. Deepy regretted. BROMWIOH.— On September (i. at Hamilton Hospital. Will, beloved husband of Ettie Hromwich. of Nearuatrahia, and lovod brother of lilrs. R. Thomas 41 Mt, Eden Road. DAY.—On September 7, at Nelson. Catherine dearly beloved wife of the late John Day, and hploved morher of George F. Day, Victoria Avenue. Devonport Mrs. H. T. Hovcrd, Mozley Avenue Devonport, and Mrs. P. T. 'Bint, FonRonby in her eighty-fourth year At rest. ' " BEWITT.—On September 7. 1023 nt the Auckland Hospital, John, dearly beloved husband of Sarah Hewitt, of Silverdnle 'r.rmerly of Buckland. In his seventyseventh year. "For ever with the Lord." The funeral will take place nt Pukekohe Public Cemetery at 2 p m to-morrow (Sunday). Friends please accept this intimation. SIcLELLAN.—On September 7. at her late residence, 17, Dedwood Terrace, Ponsonby. Mary Simpson MeLellan. Deeply TPKrettnd. The funeral will leave her late residence to-morrow (Sunday) at 2 p.m.. for Waikunwte Crematorium i\ short sejvucf! will be held in the Mortuary Chapel. MORGAN.—On September 8. at her late residence. " Cerretto," Hurstmcre Road, Takapnna, 'Mrs. Jane J. Morgan. Private interment. SKIXXER.—At No. 2. Clyde Street. PonBonhy. \V. D. (Dan) Skinner, dearly beloved husband of Daisy Skinner, aged 30 years. The funeral will leave above address 2 p.m. Monday. WADE.—On September S. at her mother's residence, .ICO, Manukau Road, Epsom, I'i'arle Louise, youngest beloved danchtn of M. G. and the late H. G. Wade. Interment private. WrcSTNEY.—On September S. 1023. at his late residence, Westney ltd.. Mangere. William, beloved husband of the late A short service will be held in the Mangere Methodist Church prior to the Interment at 2 o'clock, to-morrow, Syuday. FUNERAL NOTICE. O'CONNOR.—The funeral of the late Eileen Annie O'Connor will leave the Church- of Our lady of the Rosary, on Tuesday, at i.iO p.m., for the Hamilton East Cemetery. Requiem Mass at 10 n.m.. Tuesday Viieuds please accept this Intimation.