Deaths
CAMPBELL, Alexander George — On October 19,1987 (suddenly), at his home, 46 Joyce Crescent, Greymoiith, dearly loved husband of the late Elva Mary Campbell, loved brother and brother-in-law of Reta and Fred Lee (Christchurch), Gladys and the late Jack Daily (Wellington), and the late Norman, and loved uncle of Malcolm Lee and David and Murray Campbell; in his 83rd year. The Funeral service will be held in the Union Church, Talnul Street, Greymouth, Tomorrow (Wednesday), at 11 a.m., thence private cremation. Westland Funeral Services, Ltd, Greymouth. CARTER, Grace Rose (ncc Tate) — On October 19, 1967 (peacefully) at Mlddlemore Hospital, loved wife of the late Percy Carter, dearly loved mother of Alt, John, GUbert, Brian, Jim, and 1 Stephen. Grateful thanks to the doctors and staff of Ward 4, Mlddlemore Hospital, for their care and attention. A service will be held in the No. 1 Chapel, of Purewa Crematorium, Tomorrow (Wednesday), at 12.45 pan. All communications to 5 Paykel Avenue, Pakuranga. Davis Funeral Services, F.D.A.N.Z.
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