DEATHS.
ALDEKTOX.— On November 7, at the Auckland Hospital, Alfred George, eldest son of the late Alfred and Mary Alderton, of ft Church Street, Onehunga; aged 27 years. Funeral notice later. . t> itv on November 6, 1932, at her late rislflence -, Turner Street, City, Jane johnstone, beloved wife of William Herbert Bain, late of Feilding; aged oo years. The funeral will leave her late residence to-morrow (Tuesday), at 1.40 v ni , for Congress Hall, Grey's Avenue, where a service will be held, and thence to Waikunicte Cemetery. BUTLER— On November 6, at Auckland Hospital, after a severe operation, Percy, flearlv beloved son of Agnes Butler, o, Symonds Street, member of sth Battery N.Z.E.K.; aged 50 years. DOUGLAS.—On November 6, at a private hospital, Rachael (Ray), beloved wife ot Albert Douglas, mother of Audrey and N'eil and daughter of Mrs. Kinnaird; a"ed 3S years. Deeply missed. 'Iky funeral will leave their residence, 10, Peet Avenue, Mount Roskill, at IO.dO a.m. to-morrow (Tuesday) for Hillsboro' Cemetery. HALL.—On November 7, at the Auckland Hospital, Frank, brother of R. B. Hall, late of Hilltop, Linton; aged 71 years. Palmerston North papers, please copy. Funeral notice later. JAMES On November 6, at the Auckland Hospital, Catherine (Kate), beloved wife of the late Joseph Albert James, and loved mother of Mrs. L. Ginn, 95 Jervois Koad; aged 60 years. Funeral will leave Devonport vehicular ferry at o P-m. tomorrow (Tuesday) for O'Neill's Point Cemetery. JAMES. —On November 6. at Auckland Hospital, Catherine (Kate), beldved mother of John and David James, also loving sister of William John and the late David Croll, and Mrs. Jean Fraser; aged 69. MARTIN. On November 3, 1932, at her late residence. 8, Waterloo Quadrant, City, Emily Theresa Martin, beloved mother of W. Martin, of Sydney. The. funeral will leave Watney Sibun and Sons' chapel, Khyber Pass, Newmarket, at 2 p.m. to-morrow (Tuesday). PETERS.—On November 6, at the Auckland Hospital, Sarah' Ann, the beloved wife of John Peters; in her seventysixth year. At rest. Funeral will leave her-danghter's residence (Mrs. Clarke), at 2.30 p.m: to-morrow.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 264, 7 November 1932, Page 1
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