FUNERAL NOTICES.

Evening Post, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 149, 26 June 1945, Page 1

FUNERAL NOTICES.

ASTON.—The Brethren, L.O.L. 49, are requested to attend the .rimcral of our late Wor. Brother Aston, P.G.M.. whk-li leaves the Presbyterian Church. .■Kelburn. at 1.30 p.m.. Wednesday, for Karort: •"• Regalia. liv. Order. Wor. Master. . DEL'ANEY.—The Funeral of the late John Delaney will leave St. Ann's Church, Green St., Newtown, Tomorrow (Wcdne.day), June 27, 1945, at II a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. Requiem Macs will be celebrated at 6.30 a.m. J. E. Taylor and Sons, Ltd.,.F.uneral Directors. JOHNSON.—The Friends of the late Albert Edward Johnson, 60824, are respectfully 'invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave our Chapel, Fitzherbert St., Petone, on Wednesday, June 27. 1945, at the conclusion of the service 'commencing, at 10.45 a.m., for- the Crematorium, Karori. Returned Soldiers are invited to attend. K. A. 'Pan-ant and Co., Funeral Directors. Fitziiorbert St., Petone. Tel. 62-739. KERR.—The Friends of the late Florence Kerr''are invited to attend her Funeral, wfiieh will leave our Chapel, 25 Kent Tee., on Wednesday, June ;27, 1945, nt conclusion of Service, which will commence at 2 p.m., for the 1 Cemetery, Karori. E. Morris, Jun., Ltd. REIDY.—The Funeral-'of the late Df-nls Reidy will Iravc the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Hill St.,'. Tomorrow (Wednesday). June 27, .1913, at 9.30 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. Requiem Mass w.lll be celebrated at !t a.m. J. E. Taylor ami Horn,, Ltd., FiincraJ Directors. WILLIAMS.—The. Friends of the late Agnes Williams arc invited to attend her -Fiiut-rul, which will leave our Chapel. John St., Tomorrow, Wednesday, June' 27, 1915, ;it 10 a.m.. for. the Karori Cemetery. .'R, 11. Wilson iind Sons, Ltd., Funeral Directors, 161 Adelaide ltd. ROLL OF JHONOUK. IV MK.MOKIAM BEATTIE, Gunner D., 521.—1n loving memory of Douglas, second son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Beatty, Bblmont,' Lower Hutt, fatally injured near' El Alamcih, June 20, 1942. DALZIEL.—In proud and loving memory of -(■jpr. F. M. Dalziel, died- of wounds at Alameiu. , Not just today, but every day, In silence we remember. Inserted by Molly and Jack. MITCHELL, Sergeant Pilot Leonard Allan. In loviiig memory of our dear "brother, killed on air operations at Cologne, Juno 26, 1942. Inserted by Dorothy, and Margaret, Auckland. SCHMALTZ, Frank L., Cpl., 2nd Marines, U.S." Marine Division.—ln- memory of Frank, died of. wounds Saipan, June 26, 1941. , ' We will remember him. Inserted by 'Wellington . friends- on .behalf of ' his family.