BIRTHS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 147, 23 June 1945, Page 1

BIRTHS

BELL.—On June 18, at Nurse Miller's, to Lilian wife of Murray Bell, St. Heller's, a son : (premature). Both well. Special thanks to Ni;rse Miller. BOLTON.—On June 22, at Bethany, to Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bolton, a son. Both well. BROWNE.—On June 23, at Nurse Pohlen's, Great North Road, to Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Browne Owairaka, a daughter. Both well. Visitors after seven days. CHUECH.—On June 23, at St. Margaret's, to Marie (nee Frier), wife of Mervyn Church, Onehunga, a daughter. Both well. CONNELL. —On June 22, at Bethany, to Mr. and Mrs. T. Connell, a bonny son. Both well. FISHER. —On June 21, at Fairhaven Maternity Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Rex Fisher (nee Elsie Gerken), a bonny daughter. Both well. No visitors for seven days. Special thanks to doctors and nurses. TREEMAN. — June 22, at Edenholme, to OliTe (nee Fissenden), wife of H. G. Freeman, of Mount Eden, a son. dALLOWAY. —On June 22, at Hula, Otahuhu, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Galloway, a eon. ""Both well. GILLARD. —On June 20, at Waitemata Home, Glen Eden, to Mr. ana Mrs. F. GlUard, a daughter. Both well. Special thanks to doctor and Nurse Ellis. GILLESPIE. —On June 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gillesple, 36, Queensway, Mount Roskill, a son. CRAY. —On June 22, at Nurse Miller's, Campbell Road, to Mr. and Mrs. S. Gray, a daughter. Both well. JACKSON. —On June 23, at Lake Home, Takapuni, to Mr. and Mrs. Syd. Jackson, of Mairangi Bay, a son (Jack Richard). Both well. JENNER. —On March 18, 1945, at Queen Charlotte's Hospital, London, to Ruth (nee Sutton), wifrt of Flight-Lieutenant K. Jenner, R.N.Z.A.F., a son. Both well. KIRKHAM.—On June 22, at the Lake Maternity Home, Takapuna, to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kirkham, a son. Both well. LEAHY.—On Wednesday. June 20, at Glamis. to Marjorie. wife of Bob Leahy, » son. Both well. Visitors after seven days. MacDONALD.—On June 22, at Point View, to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mac Donald, a daughter. Both well. WHITWELL. —On June 23, at Glamis, to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Whitwell, of Sandringham, a son. Both well.