DEATHS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 211, 6 September 1941, Page 1

DEATHS

CHILD. —On September 5 (suddenly). Percival Wilks, beloved husband of Myra Child, and father of Alan and Verna. 41. Truro Road. Sandringham; aged 48 years. Funeral notice Monday's Herald. COX. —On September 4. 1941. Margaret McCreath. beloved wife of Willie Cox. 94. Forth Street. Dunedin. Asleep in Jesus. Interred at Anderson's Bay Cemetery. ])OUGLAS.—On September 5, 1941. at her late residence. 3, King Edward Avenue. Bayswater. Charlotte Gwendoline, loved mother of Bob and Muir, and loving sister of Mary. Private cremation. MARSHALL.—On September 6 (suddenly), at her residence. Castor Bay Road. Lily, dearly beloved wife of Alfred, and loved mother of Lily and Roy; aged 62 years. Funeral notice later. MacACfLAY.—On September 6. at the residence of Mrs. Clark. Pipiroa. Flora Margaret, loved wife of late Donald MacAulay. and loved mother of Mrs. L. Nelson. Mandeno Street. Te Awamutu, and Mrs. P. Clark. Pipiroa; Allan and William, on Hauraki Plains; aged 79 years. Funeral leaves the Methodist Church. Ngatea, on Monday, 12 noon, for Totara Cemetery. Thames. McNEIL.-—At the Auckland Hospital (suddenly). Peter, the beloved husband of Ellice Adelaide McNeil, passed to his rest on Saturday. September 6. Funeral will leave his residence, 16, Bereaford Street. Bayswater, on Monday. September 8. for O'Neill's Point Cemetery, at 2 p.m. (Southern papers please copy.) TAYLOR,—On September 5, at Knox Home. Frederic James, dearly beloved husband of Ada Taylor, and loved father of Roy and Harley, and stepfather of Lila; aged 69 years. Private cremation from T. J. Mclvor and Sons. Karangahape Road, 3 p.m. to-day (Saturday). TURBOTT.—On September 5. 1941. at her late residence, 160, Calliope Road, Devonport. Hester, beloved wife of Thomas Turbott. Private interment. WALLACE.—On September 5. 1941, at Tirau. Lily, beloved wife of George Wallace, late of Taurewa. National Park; aged 70 years. A good pal at rest. Funeral leaves her late residence at 11 • in. on Monday for Tirau Cemetery.