DEATHS
ANDREW.— On December 26, IO:tO at her resilience, "Piipnioa," Howlck. Vlariraiet Finniii, widow nr the late Henry Andrew'In her nlnetletli year. Funeral'vvill leave the residence or her son,. Frederick Andrew. Whltrord R O ad 110-vlck to-morrow (Thursdays, at i p.m. ror the llowlck Presbyterian Cemetery.
BURBAGE —On December 2r. at 2rt lilnnvllln Terrace, Pnrnell ('suddenly)' Alice i-.nima, beloved wire or llehrv Thomas, mother- or Laurie, Marry, linvlci Wiirri'd and r.lssle. Interred at'.Mantrere Cciniuciy yeste-clay.
DUNCAN. — On December 22, result or accident, (ienrtre William, second loving son or Itert and Clss Duncan, or -i:\ Kdwln Street, Mount Eden; aged 211 Funeral took place December 35 at Walkumete.
FRABER —On December SO, 1030 at Hamilton Hospital, Duncan, beloved husband or the late Marg-aret Iraser, and rather or Allan, Te Kultl. Funeral notice later.
HAREBNAPE. —On December 2ft, at Auckland, Isabel Jane, dearly loved elder diiiifrhter or the. late James and Fllzabeth lluresiwipe, 8. ArHwa Street, Grartonaired «3 years. Funeral will leave the above address to-morrow (Thursday) at 11 a.m. Tor HUlsboro'.
-•OHNSTON. — On December 2.". 1930 f accidentally drowned at Orewa). Jack Bradshiiw (Johnny), dearly loved eldest sop or Thomas and May Johnston, and loved brother or Betty, Bruce and Clare, or 23, Troonvllle Avenue, sandrlnirhani; In his twenty-llrst year. The funeral will leave, Wiitney Slbun and Sons' Chnpel, Khyber Pnss, Newmarket, at 3.30 p.m. to-morrow (Thursday), ror the Crematorium.
MAX. —On December 23. 1039, at his residence, 11, Hanrnily street, Palmerston North, August, deaiiy beloved husband or Rose Max; ag:ed. 60 years. McKERRAS. —On December 27, 1939, at her late residence. 27, Princes Street, Northcote. Susan Mary, widow or James McKerras, Sen.; in her eighty-second year. Her hands accomplished much. Funeral will leave her late residence to-morrow (Thursday), at 2 p.m. for Birkenhead Cemetery.
MER"ICK.—On December 26, 1039, nt her lme residence, 9, Spring , Street, Ponaonby, Margaret Josephine, widow of the late Joseph Merrlek, and dearly loved mother or Louisa, Mary, Maud, May, Joe, Tom, Olive, Pearl, Ruby and Ivy; aged 84 years. R.I.P. Funeral -Will leave her late residence to-morrow (Thursday) at 2 p.m. ror Waikaraka Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. O'BRIEN.—On Lecember 86, at Aifckland. Kttty, rourth daughter or the late Patrick O'Brien. R.I.P. Funeral rrom C. Little and Sons, Limited, 209, Jlobson Street, 3 p.m., to-day (Wednesday). •TOKI8.—O; December 25, 1030 (the result or an accident at Te Aroha), Frederick Albert George, dearly loved eldest son of George and Florence Stokes, of 20, Craddock Street, Avondale; aged 26 years. The runeral will leave Wntney Sfnun and Sons' Chapel, Khyber Pass, Newmarket, 2 p.m. to-morrow (Thursday) , for Walkumete Cemetery. THOMPSON. —On December 26, 1939, at his residence, 84, Sandrlngham Road. Richard Dudley (Doug.), dearly loved husband or Clarice, and stepfather or Marjorle and loved eldest son or Mrs. and the late Mr. Richard Thompson, and loved brother or Roy and Ceclle; aged 43 years. Funeral will leave above address at 10.30 a.m. to-morrow (Thursday), Tor HUlsboro' Cemetery. THOMPSON On December 26, 1939, at his residence, Richard Dudley (Doug.), dearly loved rather or Mrs. Frank Adams and Ernie,
TILSTON. —On December 26, at a private hospital, Margaret Olive, mucn , loved younger daughter of Montague andi Hilda Tllston. hi, Walroa Road, Devonport; iiged 12 years. Service at Holy Trinity Church, Devonport, 10.15 a.m. Thursday, 28tb, thence to Walkumete Crematorium. Peace, perfect peace.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 305, 27 December 1939, Page 1
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