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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 19 October 1922, Page 8

•■ The death of Beatrice Annjs, wife of Mr. G. W. Sharp, of Kapuni, took ; place at her residence at Kapuni last Sunday (reports our Manaia correspondent). The deceased was very highly esteemed by all who knew her for her very kindly and charitable disposition She was a very devoted mother and wife Mr and "Mrs. Sharp came to the laranaki district many years ae;o from the province of Nelson, and were for a number of years farming at Inaha, where they were held in high esteem by the people of Inaha and Manaia. The husband and five children are left. The funeral is to leave her late residence this afternoon for the Kaponga cemetery. * The greatest sympathy is extended to Mr. Sharp and family from their many friends at j Kapuni, Inaha and Manaia in their j very sad bereavement. Smith and Easton draw attention to the sale of building material and sundries which they will hold to-morrow on the ground, Egmont Street, at 2 p.m.. on account of tlie D.O.A. in the j estate of Frederick Reid.. iunr. | Ladies, put your heads together to ' see how quickly you can net all New Zealand using "No-Rubbin'e !T Laundry Help, the famous dirt eiector. J. F. Daley.—Advt.