DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17140, 21 April 1919, Page 1

DEATHS.

ARMSTRONG.—On April 20. at the residence of her sister, Gladstone Road, Mount Albert. Alice, tho dearly-beloved wife of the Rev. A. A. Armstrong. Presbyterian Minister at Te Aroha. after long suffering. The funeral will leave tho residence of Mrs. ilooTiey, liSey. Gladstone Road, Mount Albert, for the Waikumete Cemetery, tomorrow (Tuesday), at 2 p.m. BARTLEY.—On April 19, at his late re si-' dence. Devonport, Claude Victor, the dearlybeloved husband of Caesie, and youngest son of Edward Bartley; aged 38 years. Private interment.

DAVIDSON.—At Christchurch (suddenly), on Easter Friday, H. Davidson, late Chief Accountant, N.Z. Railways, father of Mrs. W. D. Anderson, Penrhyn Road, Mount Eden.

EWEN —On April 20, 1919,. at Ladies' Mile, Ellen, dearly-beloved wifo of Alex. Ewen. Private interment.

HORNIBROOKE.— April 20, at his late residence. 14, Ewington Avenue, Mount Eden, Henry Piercs (formerly of Coromandel), dearly-beloved husband of Amy C. Homibrooke: aged 69 years. The funeral (motor) will leave the above address to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon, for Purewa Cemetery, at 2.30 p.m. Friends please accept this intimation ROUT.— Saturday. April 19, at her late residence. Swanmore, Quadrant Road, Onehnnga, Mary, widow of the late John Rout, and mother of Mrs. Tirrell and Mr. Fred, and Miss Grace Rout; in her 84th year. At Home with the Lord. SHAW.—On April 9. at his son's residence. Kitchener Street. Claudelands (suddenly), Samuel, the beloved husband. of Bridget Shaw and father of Fergus, Cissie, and the late Private William Shaw.

Peace, perfect ( peaoe. WARNER.— April 19. at the Auckland Hospital. Margaret (Peggy), beloved youngest daughter of Charlea ana Jessie Warner, of Serria Street. Newton: aged 14 months. Funeral will leave Hospital to-morrow (Tuesday), at 1.30 p.m.