DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 262, 5 November 1929, Page 1

DEATHS.

BELCHER. —On November 5, at the Auckland Hospital, John Bryce, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Belcher, St. Andrew's Road; aged 17 months. Funeral •will leave the mortuary of W. H. Tongue for Hillsboro' at 3 p.m., Wednesday. BELCHER. —On November 5, at the Auckland Hospital, John Bryce, loving infant son of Jack and Daphne Belcher, of St. Andrews Koad, Epsom; aged 1 year and 5 months/ BLACK. —On November 2, at Wellington, .Margaret, beloved wife, of the late Robert BlacK of Wellington, eldest daughter of the late John and Margaret Main, of Auckland. Beloved by all. EADY. —On September 17, at 2, Clarence Road, Handsworth, Birmingham, England, Annie Amelia, beloved mother of Bernard Eady, 4, St. James' Square, City. A life of suffering patiently borne. To be with Christ which is far better. LYALL. —On November 5, 1929, at Auckland Infirmary, Epsom, George, dearly beloved husband of Christina Lyall; aged 46 years. Funeral will leave J. Weir's Mortuary Chapel, 70, Ponsonby Road, on Wednesday, 6th, at 2 p.m., for Waiku- ' mete Cemetery, McNAIR. —On November 4, at Auckland Hospital, Archibald Weadson, beloved husband of Julia McNair, Takapuna. OWENS. —On November 4, at his late home, S, Bowling Avenue, Epsom, Alex, thft much devoted son of Ethel May and /.he late James Owens, N.Z.E.F., ana grandson of T. E. Stainton and the late A. M. Stainton; and the late J. and M. Owens, Grey Lynn; in his twentieth year. ,- l press on to the prize of the high calling of God." Rest after weariness—sweet rest at last. Funeral leaving above address, 2.30, Wednesday, for Hillsboro' Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. TOOMAN.—On November 3, 1929, at the Auckland i Hospital, Joseph, dearly beloved husband of Frances Tooman, of Princes Street, Otahuhu; aged 31 years. R.I.P. Interred yesterday, Otahuhu Public Cemetery.