DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16896, 8 July 1918, Page 1

DEATHS.

CURTIS.-On July 6, suddenly, at his parents' residence, 70, Union Street, John Billing (Jack), dearly-beloved youngest son of James and Alice Curtis; aged 8 years. —Deeply regretted. Private interment, to-day (Monday), July 8." FITNESS.-On July 8,1918, at her parents' residence. Newstead, Alfred* Olive, dearlybeloved daughter of Theodore and Violet Fitness; aged 17 months. Interment to-day (Monday), at Hamilton East Cemetery. KEATING. —At his late residence, 4, Crammer Road, Maidstone Street, Grey Lynn, Edward Keating, beloved husband of Kate Keating; in his 52nd yea: I.—1 .— The funeral left His late residence for the Waikaraka Cemetery, yesterday (Sunday), at 9.30 p.m. i LES.LTE.-On July 6, 1918, at t>e Mater Misencordiai Hospital, Frederick, the deuly-be.'ovod husband or Julia. Leslie; aged 60 years. The federal will leave his late, residence, Ivanhoe, Sentinel Rood, Ponsonby, to-day (Monday I, at 8.30 p.m., for Waikumete Cemetery, by motor. Friends please accept this intimation. LLOYD.—On July 7, 1918, at nils late real, dence, 14, Barrie Street, Ponsonby, Andrew William, dearly-beloved husband of Agues J, Lloyd; aged 68 years. "y , • The funeral will leave the above address to-morrow (Tuesday), -at 11 a.m., tor the Waikumete Cemetery, by motor. Friends please accept this intimation. ! WORTHINGTON.-On July 7, 1918, at Mrs. Gallagher's, Auckland Road. Royal Oak, Mary, feliot of trie late George Wortnington, . lata of Thames; in her 73rd year.—Deeply regretted. . Interment, it Thames. ! WYATT.—On Juno 20, 1918, at her daughter's residence, Whangateau, Emily, beloved wife 'of Joseph Wyatt, and eldest daughter of John and the late Emma Mills, ] Winchester Street, Newton; aged 65 years.— At rest.