DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 78, 2 April 1928, Page 1

DEATHS.

CATLOW. -On March .11 (Saturday), <it 2 "p.m., passed away peacefully, Mary Kmmn, denrly-liclovrtj wife of John Thomas Onflow, Cardigan Slreet, Western Springs, In her lifty ninth year.

CTiARK.—On March 31. accidentally drowned, Arthur Ernest, the dearly beloved brother of Mesdames A. Burns, T. Eltrlncham and G. McKay and Hurry, Charlie and Gordon Clark.

CLARK.—On Mn rcli 31, accidentally drowned. Arthur Ernest. the dourly beloved luislmnd of Gertrude Clark : apod 30 years. Funeral will leave Ms late residence. 34. .Milton Road. Mount Kden. for Walkaraka Cemetery to-morrow (Tuesday), 2 p.m.

KEAT. —On March 31. "IO2R. Nt the Whnngarel Hospital, William (Curly), dearly beloved husband of Violet Keat. 4, Great North Road. Auckland, late Northern Steamship Company : aged 38. Interred this day nt Whangarei.

JOHNSON. —On April 2, nt the Auckland Hospital, William George, dearly beloved husband of Blanche Johnson, of Paeratn. late Flackwoll Heath, England; aged 38 years. Private interment at Hillsboro' Cemetery at 2 p.in. to-morrow.

MAUGHAN. —On April 1, at Auckland, Doris, beloved daughter of John Thomas nnd Emma Maughan. 142, Jervois Road; aged 33 years. Funeral will leave J. Weir's. 70, Ponsonb.v Road, to-morrow (Tuesday), at 3.30 p.m., for Waikumete.

MoPONALP.—On April 1. 1028. Nt the .Auckland Hospital. George Raymond McDonald, dearly loved only child of George A. and Grace Agnes McDonald, of Parkburst, Helensville ; aged 3 years 3 months. Interment at' Helensville, 2 p.m. to-mor-row (Tuesday). MORTENSEN. —On March 31 (suddenly), beloved husband of Elizabeth Mortensen, 55, Richmond Road, and beloved second son of Mrs. J. Mortensen. 1, Church Street, Ponsonby; aged ,48 years. Funeral to-day (Monday). NIELSON.—On April 1, 1028, after long illness, at the residence of her son-in-law, Arthur E. Elliott, Birch Road. I'ukekohe, Anna Katherine, beloved mother of W. Nielson, New Plymouth ; H. Nlelson, Christchurch : Mrs. A. E. Elliott, I'ukekohe; Mrs. L. Eraser, Palmerston North. In her seventh-second year. To be with Christ which is far better. Interred to-day at Pukekohe Cemetery. Taranakl papers please copy.