DEATHS
meriy O f i s i and Bay w °«- tor Wai- ?i Ve L mOther r °* Eleanorf 68 —, ***. terrace, Fendalton T*h*» Funeral will leave St. Barnabas Anglican Church. Fendalton road Tomorrow (Wednesday) after a* S th r e Vl W^T men o Cing at “ a ™ for a =^7 1 I? airi Cemetery. Lamb A., and Hayward, Ltd. Erancls Finlay lldtoi~P n U i y 191 1959 - at Geraldine, loved husband of the late ye a a7 The / ohnst ° n ; >n his 82nd year. The Funeral will leave the Smith nC M°H I?i ? daughter - Mrs G. 5 "I th - 5° Hlsl °p Street, Gerala?e; Q Tomorrow (Wednesday), service commencing at J. “ P m - for the Mount Peel Cemetery. R. w. Geddes. MONTEATH, James (of 23 Poynd®r .avenue, Fendaltoh)—On July fathl 959 ’ r at r Christchurch, loved ih the l r * of^Jo^ n Roxburgh) and the ate Denise. Mary, Alistair, also loved stepfather of Mrs A. L. Haslam (Wellington), Mrs G. L. Nicoll, Mre J H. Young, and Mrs J. U. McCracken (Hay land Rangiora); aged 82 years. The Funeral will leave Christ’s College Chapel, This Day (Tuesday), after a service commencing at 2.15 p.m. for the Crematorium. Lamb, A ’ and Hayward, Ltd.
NEUBAUER, Dr. Lewis Gregory —On July 18, 1959, loved only son - L ’ N «ubauer and the late Mrs L. Neubauer, and brother of Mary (Auckland), Hilda (Okuru South Westland), and Frieda (Rangiora); aged 43 years. (Resuit of accident.)
NEUBAUER, Gwendoline Emily— On July 18, 1959, dearly loved daughter-in-law of Mr L, Neubauer and sister-in-law of Mary (Auckland), Hilda (Okuru, South Westland), and Frieda (Rangiora); aged 47 years. (Result of accident.)
PENDREIGH, Ada Alice—On July 20, 1959, at her residence, the Wellington Hotel, Tuam street, beloved wife of the late Victor Robert Pendreigh, and loved mother of Lona Hartshorne; aged 74 years. (Late of Grey mouth ) The Funeral will leave Lamb and Son’s Chapel. 234 Lichfield street. Tomorrow (Wednesday), after a Service commencing at 2.30 p.m , for the Ruru Lawn Cemetery. J Lamb and Son, Ltd.
SCOTT, Gilbert John—On July 19, 1959, at Christchurch, dearly loved husband of Dorothy Scott 506 Worcester street, Linwood, and loved father of Gwen (Mis B. O. Gamby, Taumarunui), Alan (New Plymouth), Beryl (Mra C. Grouden, Greenmeadows), and Jack (Patea), and step-father of Arthur (Rotorua); in his 77th year. No Howers by request. Private Cremation Service. This Day (Tuesday). John Rhind. Ltd. SMITH, Lily Agnes—On July 20. 1959, at Christchurch, loved wife of the late Henry John Joseph Smith, and loved mother of Hase, Lom, Fred. Ken. Jean (Mrs Andrews), and Dorrie (Mrs Jackson); in her 87th year. Messages to 83 Wyon street, Linwood. The Funeral will leave Lamb and Son’s Chapel. 234 Lichfield street, Tomorrow (Wednesday), at 1.15 p.m., for a Service in the Crematorium, Linwood avenue. J. Lamb and Son. Ltd.
STANDEVEN, Agnes Elizabeth— On July 20, 1959, at Christchurch, beloved wife of the late Robert Stand oven; in her 87th year. MSny thanks to the sisters and staff of the Calvary Hospital for their untiring attention. The Funeral will leave the residence of her daughter. Mrs J. R. Sutherland, 456 Manchester street, on Wednesday, after a service commencing at 2 p.m., for the Bromley Cemetery. John Rhind. Ltd.
WYATT, Harry Vernon (Vera)— On July 15, 1959, at Ashburton, loved eldest son of the late Mr and Mrs A. H. Wyatt, New Brighton, and loved brother of Stan, Auckland, Eric, New Brighton, Clarry, Perth, West Australia, Rene. New Brighton, and Nglta, Wellington.■
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Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 28952, 21 July 1959, Page 1
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