DEATHS.

Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 58, 6 September 1945, Page 1

DEATHS.

BOYLE.—On September 5, 1945, at his residence, Seatoun Rd., Kilbirnie, Alexander, beloved husband of Elfle Boyle, and loving father of Campbell, Grace, and Augusta. BUCK.—On September 5, 1945, at her residence, 26 Tama St., Lower Hutt, Margaret, dearly-loved wife of the late Francis Joseph Buck, and loved mother of Ethel,, Syd., Grace, and Elsie; aged 86 years. „ EVERTON. —On September 5, 1945, at Wellington; Martin Dennis, dearly-beloved husband of Doris Blanche Everton, of 175 Melbourne Rd., and father of Marie'and Pauline; aged 54 years. ■ GILLIES. —On September o, 194 a, • at, Wellington, Stanley Cuthbert Gillies, dearly-beloved husband of Christina Gillies, of 5 Bruce Aye., and father of Rona (Mrs. H. S. Cracknell, of Invercargill), and Ronald, of Wellington; aged 55 years. . ' . • JONES.—On September 5, 1945, at Wei-, lington, Edward Jamea Jones (late of Lambton Meat Co.), beloved husband of Jean Jones,; and father of Edward; aged 61 years. R.I.P. Requiem Mass at Basilica, Hill St.; at 9 o'clock Friday, September 7, ,1945. Private Funeral. , LAMB.—On September 5, 1945, at the Wellington Hospital, Veronica May, dearly-loved eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lamb, 146 Russell Tee.; aged 20 years. . . LINDSAY.—On September 6, 1945, at Wellington Hospital, Andrew Lindsay, late of Dunedin. . _■■' LYNCH.—Sister: Mary Joan, on September ,6, 1945, Religious 'of The Sisters of Mercy, Palmerston North. R.I.P. PLATT.—On September 5, 1945, at Wellington (suddenly), Frederick, dearly-beloved husband of Emma Platt, of 11 Farm Rd.,, Northland, and loving father of Mrs. W. Hopper and Mrs. H. A. Williams; aged 66 years. THORBY.-^-On September '5, 1945, at the Palmerston North Hospital, Walter William Thorby, late of Otafcl; in his 86th year, Friends are respectfully informed that his Funeral will leave the Anglican Church, Upper Hutt, Tomorrow (Friday), September 7, 1945, lat 2p.m.,----for Church of England Cemetery. Private interment; no flowers, by request. James Sievers, Funeral Director, Otaki.