DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16035, 29 September 1915, Page 1

DEATHS.

■ DIXON.—On September 27. at Kihikihi. IWaikato. John James Dixon, in his 76th year. *■ The funeral will leave Newmarket railway station, to-day (Wednesday), on arrival of .Waiiato train, 2.15 p.m.

FINLAY— On September 28. at the reeicence of his brother James. Queen Street, Thames, William, second son of the late John, and Jessie Finlay. The funeral will leave the residence of his sister, Miss Finlay, No. 56. Mackelvie Street, Grey Lynn, to-morrow (Thursday), at 2.30 p.m.. for Purewa Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. IVIL.—On September 28. at the District Hospital, Mary ml, second beloved child of Ernest Ivil and the late Sophia Ivil, of Gisborne, and grand-daughter of Mr. and Mrs Godwin. College Road, Auckland; aged 6

• IVIL.—On September 27, 1915. Mary, second dearly-beloved daughter of Ernest and the late Sophia Ivil, of Gisborne. and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Ivil. of Lawjence Street, Heme Bay.

LOVELOCK.-On September 2S. 1915, at file residence of W. Grant. Esq.. Haeremai Gladstone Hoad. Parnell. Elisa, widow of the late James Allport Lovelock, of Howickaged 82 years.

* Interment at Howick, to-day (Wednesday), at 3.15 p.m.

SHOVE.—On September 26, at Banksea Private Hospital, Nyngan. New South Wales. E. Hector H., dearly-loved eldest son of Margaret and the late William Shove, of Arnold Street. Rocky Nook. Auckland; aged 27 years.

SMALLEi.—At her late residence. 75, Alexandra. Street, after a long and painful sickness, Emily, the beloved wife of G. Sinai ley. and youngest daughter of the late Fred rick Hollingsworth, Launceaton, Tasmaniaaged 59 years.

SUlirvrAN.-On September 37. a 5,. Hob*on Park Road. Parnell. at the lesidence of his daughter, .Mrs. William Mahoney, James Sullivan, m his 90th year.—R.l.P. | Reaoiem Mass at St. Patrick'* Cathedral, to-day i (Wednesday), at 9 aan. The funeral will leave directly after for Waika»fca Cemetery, by motor.