DEATHS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 39, 15 February 1945, Page 1

DEATHS

BEGUELY. —On February 14, 1945. at a private hospital, Auckland, Juliet, loved wife of the late Ernest Beguely, and loving mother of Cecil, Hilda, Ernest. Nola and Fonty- aged 80 years. RIP Requiem Mass will bo celebrated at Good Shepherd Church. Telford Avenue, to-morrow (Friday), at 9 a.m.. funeral then leaving for Waikaraka Cemetery. BUCHANAN*. —On February 14, 1945, at his late residence, 26, Angle Street. Onehunga. David, dearly loved husband of Inez; aged 58 years. Funeral will leave C. H. Barker's Chapel, Queen Street, Onehunga. at 11 a.m. Saturday, for Waikaraka Park Cemetery. EAGLE.—On February 14, 1945, at her late residence, 44, Kitchener Road, Sandringham. Elizabeth Agnes, dearly loved wife of the late George Edward Eagle, and loving mother of Richard, Charlie and Violet (Mrs. McCloughen); aged 76 years. A service will be held at the above address to-morrow (Friday), at 3.?5 p.m., luheral then leaving for Waikumete Cemetery. HASELDEN.—On February 14, 1945 (suddenly). Jean, dearly loved wife of Howard Has.elden and loved mother of Lieutenant Garth Haselden (overseas), 26, Empire Road, Devonport. formerly of Te Awamutu; aged 49 years. Service at W. Morrison's Chapel, Parnell Road, at 2 p.m. to-morrow (Friday), prior to Interment at Purewa Cemetery. MANGAN. —On February 14, 1945, at Auckland, James Edward, beloved eldest son of the late John and Mary Mangan: aged 64 years. R.I.P. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St. Patrick's Cathedral fl a.m. to-morrow (Friday). Private interment. MONK.—On February 14, at Green Lane Hospital (suddenly), Ruth, dearly loved daughter of Alfred and Edith Monk, of 12. Hart Road, Takapuna, and sister of Constance, Alfreda, Heather and David. Service will be held at Methodist Church, • Takapuna, at 2 p.m. tomorrow (Friday), funeral leaving afterwards for Waikumete Crematorium. PAUL.—On February 14. at Heme Bay, George G. Paul, late of Tauranga; aged 74. Service at Cameron's, Three \amps, Ponsonby, 1.15 tomorrow (Friday), funeral then leaving for Waikumete Cemetery. IRICE.—On February 14, 1945, at the Auckland Hospital, Harriet Ada, formerly of the Hostel, Matangi, beloved mother of Private A. Harry Adams, of Queensland; in her sixty-sixth year. A service will be held at Watney Sibun and Sons' Chppel, Khyber Parr, Newmarket, at 9.30. a.m. tomorrow (Friday), the funeral then leaving "for Waikumete Cemetery. QUICKFALL.—On February 14, 1945, at his late residence, 7, Prospero Terrace, Mount Albert. John James (Jim), dearly • beloved husband of Eva Qulckfall, and loving father of Hazel (Mrs. Biggs), Hilda (Mrs. Redfearn), and Joe, and loving granddad of Noel and Ray; in his eightylourth year. At rest. A service will be held at St. Luke's Anglican Church, Mount Albert, to-morrow (Friday), at 12.30 p.m.. Interment in the Church Cemetery. SCANLOX.—On February 14, 1945. Lawrence Hope, beloved husband of Jean, and father of Murray, of View Road, Henderson; aged 39 years. Funeral notice later. WALTER.—On February 13, at Green Lane Hospital, Harry Jekin Walter, 56, St. Michael's Avenue. Point Chevalier, dearly loved father and father-in-law of Nelly and James Forgesson. and grandfather of Peggy, Robert, Russell, Betty, Graeme and Fay; age 69 years. Rest in peace. ZUCCANI.—In loving remembrance of who died February 14, 1945. W. Jack and A. IngTam. IN MEMORIAM GRAHAM.—In loving memory of our dearest friend Mhoyra, who passed away February 15, 1944. To think we could not say good-bye, . Will always bring regrets; But we who loved her dearly, Never will forget. Inserted by Nelson family. HADLF.Y.—In loving memory of our only daughter Mary Margaret, died February 15, 1919. Always remembered by her loving father, mother, brothers Eric (Tomarata), "Swin" Campbell (prisoners, Germany), Bill, Maurice. KIKGHAM, Patrick.—Our dear son and brother, died result accident, February 15, 1942. R.I.P. To memory so very dear. SMITH.-—i n affectionate remembrance of a devoted husband and father, who passed away February 15, 1944. A soldier of the Great War. His life was one of sacrifice, His love was true and tender; Helived for those he loved, Then left us to remember. inserted by his loving wife and daughter. BEREAVEMENT THANKS WAINWRIGHT.—Mrs. E. Wainwright and son, _, their erateful thanks to all who v sympathised with them in their recent bereavement; also for cards, telegrams and floral emblems. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment.