BIRTHS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 215, 11 September 1945, Page 1

BIRTHS

•DAMS.—On September 10, at St. Ann's, Khyber to Audrey, wife of Ken Adams, Bombay a son. Both well. No visitors for seven days please. Special thanks to doctor, sisters and nurses. BEATSON.— On September 10, at Ormond, to Mr and Mrs. R. G. S. Beatson, a daughter. BEESLEY.— On September 8, at Glamis, to Lois and Scl, a daughter. Both well. No visitors lor seven days. BRIGHT.— On September 9, at Nurse Rushbrook's ■jfount Smart Road, Onehunga, to George and Lorna (nee Wallace), a daughter. Both well. ■DYNES.—On September 8, at Nurse Sykes', 13 Waiiganol Avenue, Heme Bay. to Mr. and Mrs p. M. Dynes, a bonny daughter. Both well No visitors for seven days. JtIAVIN. —On September 10, at Falrhaven, Grey to Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Elwin (nee Thelma Cross), a son. Both well. JOHNSTON.— On September 10, at Lake Hospital to Joyce, wife of S. C. Johnston. Clifton Road. .Takapuna, a son. jIcGUIN'NESS. —On September 9. at St. Clare Williamson Avenue, to Eileen, wife of Frank McGuinness, Auckland, a son. Both well. McINDOE.—On September 10, at Bethany, to Theresa (nee Ganley), wife of D. J. Mclndie, a son. Both well. JOWEIX.— On September 11, at Bethany, to Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Powell, of 50, Allendale Road Mount Albert, a daughter. Both well. jfcAMSON.—On, September 10, at Bethany, to Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ramson, a daughter. Both well. Special thanks to nurse and matron. BANKIN.—On September 10. at Bethany, to Ivy, wife of Gunner J. T. Rankln (overseas), a daughter. Both wells BOWNTREE.—On September 9, at Nurse Coyle's. Sandringham, to Lilian and Ray Rowntree, a bonny son (a wee brother for Ray). Special thanks to doctor and nurse. BKYKME.—On September 10, at the Lake Maternity Hospital, Takapuna, to Mavis, wife of Lieutenant (S) O. R. J. Skyrme, R.N.Z.N., a daughter. Both well. WALLACE.—On September 11, at Merton, to Beatrice (nee Colledge) and Cliff, of 16. Kelvin Road, Remuera, a son. WARE.—On September 7, at Pentlands, Devonport, to Leading-Seaman and Mrs. W. Ware, a son. Both well.