DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17622, 8 November 1920, Page 1

DEATHS.

DROWN. -On November 6. 1920. at his r*«:dfme, 10_. Henley Rd.. Mt. Eden. Henry Melvlie, d-i-aT'v-beloved husband of Annie Rr. «l . apevl 7G year?. i'-.u'e interment. I-'LIXX.-Oa November 6. 1920. at Auck- : ;ir,>i Hospital. Ernest Frederick, dearlybeloved husband of Millicent Flinn. and yruneest son of C. and the late W. Flinn, .[ Great Barrier: aced 12 years 'i' : ( . funeral will leave his late residence. 20, I'irton Street, nt 2 p.m. to-morrow (Tuesdavi tor Waikumete Cemetery. GOUGE —On Saturday. November 6. Hazel Jpannie. the dearly-loved wife of George Samuel Cough, and youngest, daughter of Margaret and the late William Carter; aged .'.I years. Dearly loved and sadly missed. Interment this day. at. 2.30. from her residence. _ 1. Caroline Street. Poneonby. Friends please accept this intimation. HARRIS.— November 7. 1920. at 16. St. James' St.. Ellen, the dearly-beloved wifo of William Harris, agoi 60 years.Deeply regretted. Private interment. POTTER.— November 7. 1920. at 1, Valley Road. Mt. Eden. Charles Frederick, dearly-loved husband of Esther Potter; ased 66 years. Funeral will leave the above address at 2.10 p.m. to-morrow (Tuesday). November 9. tor Purowa Cemetery. RUNCIMAN.—On September 4 at Buenos Aires.. Matthew Leishraan, second son of the late Rev. David Williamson Runciman, ii.A. SAUNDERS.—On November ti. 1920, at Panmure, Bridget (Betty), youngest daughter of S. A. and Olive Saunders; aged 10 months.—R.l.P. —Interred at Panmure. November 7. STEADMAN.-On November 7. 1920, at No, 10, Gordon Road. Mount Eden, John Steadinan, beloved husband of Eliza Steadman, late of Hamilton, Waikato; aged 79 years. The funeral will leave his late residence for Purewa Cemetery, at 2.30 p.m., tomorrow (Tuesday), November 9.