DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16962, 23 September 1918, Page 1

DEATHS.

0 BEST.-On September 21, at the Auckland Hospital, Margaret Ann, widow of the late David Best, late of Pukekohe; in her 76th W: year. bl The funeral will leave the residence of the gti, daughter, Mrs. Regan, 67, Wellington Street, P at 2 p.m., to-day (Monday), for Waikaraka k% Cemetery. W". .HAYWARD— September 22, at her f residence, Pokeno. Laura Annie, beloved i ■ . wife of Edward Harvard, and eldest daugh- ; ter of the late Edward and Anne Batty, of • Dawlish, England; in her 50th year. r . - ,-Funeral .at 1 p.m. to-day (Monday), 23rd. LAKCASTER.-On September 3. at Tim- " era, '• Stephen Charles Feradine Lancaster, . beloved 'husband of Ada Lancaster and eldest son of S. B. Lancaster, Palmerston. • North; in his 33rd year. LEE.— September 22, Martha, beloved '■. ..'■'.'; ■wife of Frederick Lee, also beloved mother L'-. : .,"7''.0f Mrs. Bnllen, Ely Avenue, Eemuera. Private interment. By request of deceased no mourning, no flowers.MALTON.— September 22, 1918, at his V late residence. 65, Alexander Street, City, jp§ ■ after a long and painful illness, Francis, the dearly-beloved husband of Elizabeth Malton, '-,-'. ' and father of Mrs. Now, Mrs. Sharp, and D. I.:': • Malton, K. Malton, late of Waikino; aged 73 years. ; ; . MATTHEWS.—On September 14, at # her sips residence, Kaitaia, the dearly-beloved wiio of £. ■ Fred H. S. Matthews, and youngest daughter wS' of the late James A. Bedggood, Esq., of • ' Kerilreri; in her 52nd year. W\ McFARLANE.-On September 17, 1918, at his parents' residence, Thornton Road, Camg§s bridge, Andrew Harrison Aleiander, the ;•..'.-. . dearly-beloved infant son of Alexander and •% ' Molly McFarlane; aged 4 months.—Dearly ;£.;• loved and sadly missed. %-' "Safe in the arms of Jesus." feV. • MORPETH.—On September 22, at ..his m Residence, Waihi, Henry Douglas* Morpeth, beloved husband of Kate Morpeth; aged 63 % '". years. 'C' STEMBRIDGE.— On September 22, at her "' late residence, Pukekohe. Louie Emma, ',' dearly-beloved wife of 8. W. Stombndge, W , Pukekohe, late of Rotorua; aged 86. % So dearly loved, so sadly missed. M' The funeral will leave her late residence ; for Pukekohe Presbyterian Cemetery, at 2 '■: p.m., to-morrow (Tuesday). %.. STEMBRIDGE.-On September 22. at her % late residence, Pukekohe, Louie Emma Stembridge, eldest beloved daughter of A. C and ?'•: B Hill of 3, Mewburn Avenue, Mount Eden, late of 'Curran Street, Poiisonby.—At rest. WILSON—On September 21. Mary Jane, dearly-beloved wife of Thomas Wilson; aged 90 years. Funeral will leave Knox Home-, Tamaki West, to-day (Monday), September 23, at 8 p.m. 1 YOUNG.-On September 21, 1918, MarRaret Young, dearly-beloved wife _S. G. loung, and btfoved mother of W. G. Young and Mrs J. W. Orr, Great North Road, Grey Lynn; aged 64 years. The funeral will leave the residence of J. W. Orr. for Waikumete Cemetery, at 2 «, p.m. to-day, per motor.