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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 106, 31 October 1914, Page 1

PROCESS BLOCKS PROCESS ENGRAVING in all its Branches. Designs for Letterheads, etc., submitted. Highest Quality and Workmanship at Reasonable Cosfc. EvMttJre Post Process Dbtt.— 'Phone 1270.

BIRTHS LESLIE— On the 27th October, at Nurse Hurcombe'fi, 178, Tasman-street, to Mr. and Mr«. Dorle Leslie, Town Hall— a daughter; both veil FBYPERS— On the Z"th October, at their residence, "Avondale," Lower Hutt, to Mr. and Mrs. W. PJiypers— a son tIKDSAY— On the 28th October, at 14, Viriansfce<?ct, to Mf. v aild Mrs. W. F. Lintteay— twin «ms BOYCB-On tbe 28th October, at their residence, Broughsiu-street, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boyee— a daughter SHAND— Ou the 30tb October, at Nurse Cronin's, 71, Mem-street, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Shand— a son; Mb well MAKUIA6BS McQUEEN- SO3S.— On the 29th September, 1914, at "Gletifaba," Gtenbervte-terrace, the residence of tbe bride's mother, John Anderson McQueen, of Qreynjouth. to Jessie, only ; daughter ot Mrs. B. Rots, Wellington PATON— CARTMBIt.— On tbe 30th September, at the Evans Bay Presbyterian Cluircb, by the Rev, Hugh Beggs, J<uuee, fifth and youngest son oi tlie late William Paton, surgeon, Bo'ne^s, Scotland, to Margaret, third daughter of James Cartmer, Wellington •I'HANK— BENTLBV.-Ofl the Bth October, at Hie Catholic Apostolic Church, Wellington, Kdvvnrd William Theodore, only surviving son of William Theodore Thane, to Doris, third daughter of William Bentley ; both of tlito city K.OUGH— WATT.— On the 21st October, at Kettt-terraco Church, by Ret. J. K. Elliott, Chaddos, sixth son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Rough, to Annie, eldest daughter of Mr. artd Mrs. T. Watt, of Hataitai DEATHS BTE VBNS-00 the 31«t October, 1914, at Wellington Hospital. Edward Stevens (Ted); aged 52 year*. His end was peace GREGORY— Ou the 31st October, 1914, at No. 0, Attawa-street, Petone, Maurice James, dearly beloved son of Marshall Gregory; *ged 1 year and 7 months ; deeply regretted IN MKMORIAM AYSON—In loving memory of Alice, d«arly beloved wife of L. f. Aysort, who passed away on the 31st October. 1010 Inserted by her sorrowing husband and family BAYLIS— In fond and loving memory of Thomas Bourne Baylis. who departed this life on the Ist November, 1911. Though lost to sight, to memory dear Inserted by his loving wife and family HILL— In affectionate remembrance of Frederick Hill, who died on the 3tet October, 1902. So loved, so mourned Inserted by hia loving wife and family McKECHNIE— In loving memory of our dear mother, Helen McKecfinle, who departed this life on the Ist November, 1012< Gone, but? not forgotten Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in-law LOCKHEAD— In loving memory of Dave, our dear mate, who departed this life on the Ist November, lfllz. To memory ever dear Inserted by hie loving mates, A. Hollis and P. C. Broughton BIRD— In loving memory of my dear wife. Rose Anne Jane Bird, who departed this life on tho Ist November, lOOfi Insetted by husband and son, H.E.H.B. and C.G.L.B.

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