DEATHS
TOOMEY, Louisa Gwendoline (Pickle)—On March 28, 1963, at Christchurch, dearly loved wife of Noel. 8 Prossers road, St : Martins, and beloved mother of i Lionel and the late Victor; aged 48 years The Funeral will leave I the Opawa Methodist Church. ! corner of Opawa road and<
Aynsley terrace. This Day iSaturday), after a service com-; mencing at 12 noon, for the: Memorial Park Cemetery. J.: Lamb and Son. Ltd. TOOMEY, Louisa Gwendoline (Gwen)—On March 28. 1933, at Christchurch, dearly loved sister of Ruby (Mrs T. Hay. 26 North parade. Shirley). and much loved aunt of Russell. Kevin, and Lynda; and loved sister-in-law of Tom; aged 48 years. TOOMEY, Louisa Gwendoline (Gwen)—On March 28. 1963. at Christchurch, loved sister of; Alien. Ray, and Gordon; aged: 43 years TROTTER. Ernest William, late j of Palmerston N.Z. Rail-- ; ways—On March 29. 1963, at tne I residence of his sister. Mrs K. j Wilson. 176 Ga\hurst road.i 1 Christchurch dearly loved son ■ of the late Eliza and Alexander: : Trotter, and loved brother of Bert, Ray. Rita (Mrs K. Wil-; son), Gladys (Mrs B. Dyer, Palmerston i. Hilda (Mrs W. Todd. Waiwera South), also the late Alec. Norman and Joe. The Funeral service will be held in our Chapel. 19 London street. Christchurch, on Monday. April 1. at 8.15 a.m., and then leaving for the Palmerston Cemetery, arriving approximately 3.15 p.m. John Rhind, Ltd.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30094, 30 March 1963, Page 1
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