DEATHS
CROWTHER—On September 7. 1950, at Ashburton, Monica Angeline. loved wife of William Leslie Crowther, 25 Oxford street, Ashburton, and loved mother of wee Tony; in her 37th year. R.LP. EMMERSON—On September 7, 1950, at Timaru, Catherine Emmerson, beloved mother of Mrs R. S. Rudd. Riccarton; aged 84 years. EVANS—On September 7. 1950, at his residence. 15 Buccleugh street, Linwood, Arthur Thomas, beloved husband of the late Eliza Evans, dearly loved father of Doris and Eileen, and dearly loved brother of Claude, Mrs Geddes, and Mrs Bowie (Sydney). Sprays only. FISHER—On Saturday, September 2, 1950, at New Plymouth Public Hospital, Robert Edward., beloved husband of Jean Fisher, 71 Powderham street. New Plymouth; aged 73 years. GREENSLADE—On September 7, 1950. at Christchurch, Florence Agusta. dearly loved wife of William Greenslade. 104 Edward avenue, St. Albans, and loved mother of Roma, Gwytha,' and Des. JOHNSTONE—Oi September 6, 1950, Margaret, loved wife of the late T. S. Johnstone. 6 Kirkwood avenue, Riccarten; aged 87 years. Private funeral. Glenmark. Wai para. Lamb and Hayward, Ltd., 292 Cashel street. NEWTON—On September 7, at Ashburton, Edward Benjamin Newton, of Ashburton, loved husband of the late Gertrude Annie Newton; in his 74th year. NUTIRA—On September 7, 1950, at Little River. Hira Nutira, dearly loved mother of John and Ipika; in her 67th year. WILSON—On September 7, 1950, at her residence. 44 Buchan street, Sydenham. Edith Sarah Wilson, mother of Elsie, Dolly, Myrtle, and Lucy; in her 77th year. ’ (FOR FUNERAL NOTICES SEE PAGE 11)
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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26212, 8 September 1950, Page 1
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247DEATHS Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26212, 8 September 1950, Page 1
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