DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 215, 11 September 1929, Page 1

DEATHS.

ALLEN'.—On September 10. 1929, at the] residence of her uncle, Mr. W. Lee, 7, Union Street, City. Mary (Molly), dearly beloved wife of Stanley Allen; aged J4 rears RI P. Requiem Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral at 9 a.m. Private' interment. j BR4XD— On September 11, 1929. at the Auckland Hospital. John Page dearly beloved only son of Alexander and the late Jf.net H Brand, Station Road. Papate'etoe aged 13 year?. Private interment 3 p.m., Friday, from Watney Sibun and Sons' Chapel, Newmarket. CRONIN. —On September 10, at Auckland Hospital, Phoebe, beloved wife of Joseph Henry Cronin. of I'atea. Taranaki, aged 52 year?. Funeral will leave from 17, Sherwood Avenue. Grey Lynn. H o'clock, to-morrow (Thursday.), for Waikumete. ) _B^VIS.—On September 11, 1020, passed peacefully away, at her residence. No. 8, Neal's Avenue, Jane Gray, devoted wife of the late James Lewis: aged 84 years. Beloved mother of Mesdajues Maxwell, Coughlan, Peaehey, Mason, Ryan, also; Jim, Bob, t and Sandy. Funeral notice later.! MOLLER.—On September 10, 1929, at the Auckland Hospital, Esther Leth, dearly loved youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V Moller, of Princes Street, Otahuhu, nn-eti 13 years. The funeral will leave the above address at 2 p.m. to-morrow (Thursday), for Otahuhu Cemetery. i NEGUS.—On August 20. at his son's resi-1 deuce, Otahuhu, John Negus, late o p Hayr Road, Mount Roskill, in his seventy-sixth year. R. 1. 1 ,. O'SHAL'GIINESSY. —On September 10, 1920, at Auckland, after a long illness, Gordon, beloved son of John and Janet o>"'haughne>ry, of 20, Hayden Street, City, aged 14 years. R.I.P. Private / interment. Funeral Thursday,' 2 p.m., Little's. ROGERS.—On September 11, at his late residence, -, Alison Avenue, Devonport. Joseph, master mariner, dearly beloved husband of Ellen Louisa, in his sixtyseventh year. Deeply regretted. The funeral will leave his late residence, Thursday, at 2 p.m. ROGERS. —On September 11, at his late sesidence, 2, Alison Avenue, Devonport. Joseph, dearly beloved father of Mrs. Vosper, Murray's Bay, Mrs. Hinton and Tim Rogers, and son-in-law of Mrs. M. J. Jenkins, Alison Avenue, Devonport. SMITH.—On September 11. 1929, (suddenly), at the Epsom Shelters, Charles Austin (Charlie), third beloved son of Mary Ann Smith, and brother of the late William and Norman Smith, late of Panmure, aged 44 years. R.I.P. The funeral will leave his brother's residence, 65, Church Street, Onehunga, at 2.30 p.m. tb-morrow (Thursday), for Panmure Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation.