DEATHS.
PUFAI'TJ. —I'll I it'll 11, .it Pomonhv, Walter JweSWP"^ 1 " 1 '- j" l "''' Ron I It'* 'ate Frederick Put»ur: -'.-''d c 7 years. fopA'C-yftf-ft" Mar.'-ii --5' at her 1 ;! • •* residence, • [luiit!;," Ellen Diiisniuii Duncan. be ;jcTed •Lr* t,MU ' R u "«'-an *"<! second daugbiet ',[ fl'i'li}'" • "d .Jessie Pollock, Huuua ; aged $ yr..'. • ■ , . V? r- ,5 " loved. Mi mourned." by. her sorrowing husband. March 13, 1908, at Linley, Hampton iffaikato), Ueorge Stewart-, the infant son of' Albert F. and F. ' • Ellis, of Ocean Island. S'yiTT.—On March 15, at his residence. Campbell Terrace, Turned. John, the dearly-beloved bus* ' band ol Kate Kitt. in bis 63rd year. S-vThe- funeral will leave bis late residence for gVjuonds-f'vefc Ceineteiv to-morrow (Tugsdav) at 250 p.m. Friends please accept this intimation. - BUTTON'.— On March 14, at her parents' residence, l'ratt-Btreet, Vivian .Mary, dearly-beloved infant daughter of Marcus and Elizabeth Hut ton ; ■ aged 7 months and. two weeks.—Sydney and i Wangaiiui papers please copy. :Interment private KETTK -Oil March 13. at Kamo, Marion Louisa, dearly-beloved wife of James Kevte, in her 31st year. ■ \ TAYLOR.—On March 14, suddenly, William -Henry Taylor, iatj of Mount Eden, in bis 59th year. The funeral will leave Messrs. Winks and Hall's, ■: Short land-street, for Waikurneto Cemetery to-day (Monday) at 2 p.m.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13699, 16 March 1908, Page 1
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207DEATHS. New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13699, 16 March 1908, Page 1
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