DEATHS.
CI \RK —On October 24, at. the residence „i his daughter, Mrs. Dobbins, Korthcotc, l'|m' Clark, of Glcnfteld, Kavaka, Drury, efd es t son of the late Joseph Clark, of Seagrove, Waiau; aged 67 years. Interment at Presbyterian Cemetery, Jlauku, tomorrow (Tuesday), at 1 pro. (Motor from Auckland). DOUGLASS.—On October 23, 1911, at Woodford. Mount Eden Road. George Henry, beloved husband of Mary Lytn Douglass; in his 6tth year " Peace, perfect peace" The funeral will leave Woodford, Mount Eden Road, at 10 a.m. to-day (Monday), tor Mount Eden Methodist Church, where a short service will be held, thence to \Yaikaraka Cemetery. FILLEUL.—On October 05. at her late residence*. Koscbank Road, Avondale, Louisa Maud Mary, dearly-beloved wife of P. J. Filled, aged 57 years. The funenl will leave her late residence to-morrow (Tuesday! at 3 p.m. for Roscbunk Road Cemetery, Avondale. HEWSON.-On October 24, 1914, at the residence cf his daughter ;Mrs. Griffiths), Mokoia Road, Birkenhead, Peter Joseph Hew- *.,»; aged 7S years The funeral will leave the above address for Birkenhead Cemetery to-morrow (Tuesday). Friends please accept this intimation. Time in future issue. INGLIS —On October. 22 at her daughter's (Mrs. L. F Sykes) residence, Cochrane Street, 'Thames, after a long illness borne with Christian fortitude, Jane Thorpe, relict of the lato James Inglis; aged 74 years. ISRAEL.-On October 23. at her late residence. Roseville, Relmore Road. Coogee; tjvdnev, Rosetta Adelaide, beloved wife ot Joseph" Israel and sister of Walter Lewis, ot this city, and Ida Lewis, of South \arra, Melbourne.— By cable, LARKJN.-On October 33. 1911, at Auckland Hospital, Kate Larkin, dearly-beloved wife of Bernard Larkin; aged 46 years.— R I.P. The funeral will leave Mr. C. Little s, Marble Arch, Hobson Street, for Waiktunete Cemetery to-day (Monday) at 3.30 p.m. McINTOSH.—On October 19. at the Thames Hospital, William, dearly-beloved husband of Jessie Mcintosh; aged 82 years.-Dunedin papers please copy. rULHAM—On October 25, at her residence, Manunui. Maud Evelyn, dearly-beloved •* ; fe of Geo. D. Pulham and youngest daughter of th- late Henry and Amelia Lipscombe, of Auckland. Private interment. TEUTEXBERG.-On October ?I, suddenly •t her brother's residence. Wellesley Street East Franziska, beloved sister of A. and O. Teutenberg, of this city; aged 80 years.R I P Private interment at I.SO to-day (Monday).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15749, 26 October 1914, Page 1
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