DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 212, 8 September 1927, Page 1

DEATHS.

B^Lli. —On September 7.-at th<> Au'-k'and Hospital. Charles, dearly bel >rcd hus- | band of Bone Ball. 14. Millais Street, and loved brother of William Ball. Onehunga; aged 63 years. Private inte-- ! meat, 10 o'clock. Friday morning. Christchurch "papers please copy. BARKER. —On September 7. at her parents' residence. 17. Beimers Avenue, after a short arid painful illness. Phylis Bin*, dearly beloved eldest dauchter of Albert and Annie Barker: aged 17 years. "Very deeply regretted. Safe in the arms Of Jeans. The funeral will leave the above address at 2.3 ft •p.m. to-morrow 1 : (Fridtj); tor HlUsboro' Cemetery. EAJBWEATHEB.—On September 8. 1927.) ■ at the residence of her sister (Mrs. M.; J. Tobin). 50, Vermont Street. Ponsonby.; " Mary, dearly loved eldest daughter o< • the late William and Maria Falrweatber. \ and sister of Messrs. W. R. and w.i Fairweather, of. Bondi, Sydney, and - S.: and J. Fairweather. Auckland. R.1.P.. A Requiem Mass will be celebrated at the; Sacred' Heart Chnrch. Ponsonby. at 9 \ a.BL, Saturday, 10th. Private interment, j BEADT.—On September 7, suddenly, at j Palmerston North. Bev. William, the • ' dearly beloved husband of Fannie Ready; j aged *8 *years. The funeral win leave .' his late residence,. 15; Cotter Avenue, I Kemnera. at 2.15 pjn. to-morrow (Fri- f day), for the Pitt Street Methodist j Chnrch, thence to Eorewa Cemetery. j gMITH.—On September 8, 1927, at her! natieaee, 54. Klngsland Avenue. Maggie.; dexxly beloved. wife of Charles Smith, in j her nfty-sixth year. Funeral will leave; the above, address at 2 p.m. Saturday.; 10th, for HlUsboro' Cemetery.