DEATHS.
COCKROFT—On September 25, 1941, Maisie Gladys (Peggy), youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Cockroft, 15 Battersea street, Sydenham, and sister of Isabel, Winnie, Joy, and Basil; aged 22 years. Deeply mourned. DAWSON—On September 25, 1941, at Ashburton, Thomas Henry Dawson; aged 79 years. Ht'GHES—On September 24, at Christchurch, Mary Low, widow of the late Leslie Ernest Hughes (N.Z.E.F.), 53 Patten street, Avonside. At rest. KENNEDY—On September 25, 1941, Donald Cameron, beloved elder son of Mr and Mrs A. S'. Kennedy; in his 18th year. MAXWELL—On September 25. 1941, at Orari, Mary Theresa, dearly loved wife of Herbert Maxwell; in her 48th year. R.I.P. MEYER—On September 25,' 1941, at Christchurch, Frederick, loved husband of the late Wilhelmina Ada Meyer, of 127 Moorhouse avenue, Christchurch: aged 81 years. R.I.P. PENROSE—On September 24, at her residence, 34 Dover street, St. Albans, Naomi Toombs, dearly loved wife of Richard Penrose; aged 55 years. (Suddenly.) (Timaru papers please copy.) ROCHE—On September 24, at Lyttelton Vivienne Lynda, beloved wiie of John Roche, Randolph terrace, Lyttelton; in her 25th year. SCHULTZ—On September 25, at Christchurch, Marie Jeannette, dearly loved infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Schultz, 7 Hammond place, Spreydon; aged 12 days. TUTILL—On September 25, 1941, at Christchurch, Arthur Henry, dearly loved husband of the late Gertrude Tutill. and father of Arthur and Ernest, 27 Monck’s Spur, Redcliffs; in his 65th year. (FOR FUNERAL NOTICES SEE PAGE 1L)
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Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23444, 26 September 1941, Page 1
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