DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 133, 7 June 1932, Page 1

DEATHS.

CIIAAFE.—On June 0, 10-'!2, at 2, Kupe Street, Seatoun. Wellington, after a long illness, Marjorie, beloved daughter of Thomas and Evelyn Cox. U.I.P. Interred at Karori Cemetery, Wellington. EGGINTON.—On June, 6, 1032, at Auckland Hospital. Emma May, dearly beloved wife of Leonard Charles Bgginton 15, Bollard Koad, Point Chevalier, and loved second daughter of T. M. and Jfl. Green, Moa Road, 'Point Chevalier; aged -IS years 'U. 1. 1 ,. Funeral will leave her'late residence at 2 p.m. Thursday for Waikumetc Cemetery. FORDYCE. —On Sunday, June 5, at his residence, 99, Balmoral Road, Mount Eden Thomas Fordyce, dearly beloved husband of the late Margaret Fordyce, in his seventy-fourth rear. Interred this day at Purewa Cemetery. GILL.—On June 6, 1032, at a private hospital, Auckland, Henry Neil, dearly loved husband of Annie Gill, 5, Argyle Street, Heme Bay. The funeral will leave the above address at 2 μ-m. to-morrow (Wednesday), for Ilillsboro' Cemetery. Iriends please accept this intimation.

GKUNDY.—On Juno 0, 1032, at her daughter's residence, 10, Princes Street, Avo'udale (suddenly), Barbara Alice, beloved wife of the late George Thomas Grundv ; in her seventy-eighth year. Funeral will leave above address to-mor-row (Wednesday) at. 2 p.m. l< nends please accept this intimation. KAVANAGH.—On June 0, lf>32, at his residence, 101, Nelson Street, Michael, beloved husband of the late May Kavanagh, and loving brother of Elizabeth Kavanagh and Mrs. K. Alder. R. 1.1. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St. Patrick's Cathedral, 0 a.m. Wednesday. Funeral leaving immediately after for Waikumcte. KEITH.—On June G, 10:52, Cameron, dearly beloved husband of Rosamond, and father of Phyllis Keith, of. 10, Seaview Road, Kemuera. A service will be held in St. Mart's Church, Kemuera, at 4 p.m., today (Tuesday , ), th'" funeral then leaving for Purewa Cemetery. lARKIN.—On May 31. at his son's residence, VV-aionc Sidii*. King Country John dearly beloved husband of the latfi Sarah Ann Larkin ; In his eighty-second year. SHAW.—On June 7. 1932, at the Auckland Hospital. James Shaw, of The Terrace, St Heller's Bay. The funeral will leave Watiiey Sibun and Sons' Chapel, Newmarket, at 2 p.m. on Thursday.