DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16823, 13 April 1918, Page 1

DEATHS.

IIIDALSTON.-On April 511. vat ;■ Auckland, ■■■'■', 'lifter a brief illness, John Norman., ||f telband' of Belsine Dalsfon,- and eldest son WMWM Hate Henry Maiwoll Dalston., Globe Home, Champion Hill. London, in his Met '■V : - tear. ' .. ■ . y.-' '•PpneraTwill leave Little and Son's Marble Slirch.'Hobion Strut, to-day,(Saturday),. at )y**p.m., for Purewa Cemetery. i < •*,;'■/ ■- : $ •GOLDING.-Oa April 6, .1918, at Botorua, 1 •-•; D. Colding, of Taupm; aged 67 years. ,;'-7*Feilding papers please- oopy. '.. ; .'':, . t \ Gone to rest with Jesus. PipSnaerted by Heir.'=' loving 'husband and I Gone to rest with Jesus. - < -Inserted by her lovinc husband and laughter. David and Bertha Golding. 'BALPH.-On April 12, 1918, if|S/«* ind Hospital, Eva, the dearly-beloved wife m& Harry Ralph, and youngest daughter of Hlen and the late John Kelly, 0f..7, Groavenor Street, Grey Lynn; aged 34 years.WM BIP.;: Deeply regretted. v '■ • VThe funeral will leave the above address ;': .'fc-morrow (Sunday.),, at 2 p.m.. for Waikufßßjm Cemetery. Friends pleaw accept, this fejlfetoaticra. .«.. : V . ■■ ■ : ;>f.WHITE.-0n April 12. at his .late rest"dene*, Swat South Road, Ellerslie, George Edwards, the beloved, husband of E. J. fMiiWu'te; aged 81 years-— of Pakuranfja. .'The funeral will leave the above address lit for the Church of England Cemetery, Howick, l|p»&L80--- o'clock to-morrow (Sunday). Mo I -flowers, by request.