DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18389, 3 May 1923, Page 1

DEATHS.

BASSETT.—On May 2, 1923. at her late residence. Thurstan, Norman's Hill, Onehunga, Mary Alice, eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bassett; aged 55 years. '' . Private interment. CAMPEELL.—On April 30. 1923 at 'Waikato Hospital, after very brief illness, Mary Maclntjre. dearly-loved wife of A. M. Camphell. London St., Hamilton; aged 39 years. " THy will be done." GREY.-— May 2, 1923, at her late> residence, Norwood Road, Bayswajer, Constance, dearly-beloved wife of Hugh Grey. Peace, perfect peace. Private interment, leaving the Ferry Buildings, Auckland, at 11. a.m. to-morrow (Friday), for- 'Purewa Cemetery.—Christchurch and Wellington papers please copy. GURNEY.—On May 1. 1923, suddenly, at Auokland, Mary Ann, doarly-beloved wife of Hugh Hay den Gurnoy, of Queen Street, Ellerslio, and late of Te Kauwhata; aged 37 yearn. / The funeral will. leave Mr. Sibun'a Mortuary. Newmarket, at 2.30 p.m. to-morrow (Friday), for Waikumete Cemetery. POTTER.—On May 1, suddenly, at his Bon-in-le.w's residence. Pine Lodge, Tuakau, Hsnry. dearly-beloved husband of Charlotte Kate Potter, in his 61&t year.—Peace, perfect peace. ■ . ■ mi Funeral will leave Pine Lodge. Tuakau, at 2 p.m. to-day (Thursday), for the Pukekoho Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimationChristchuroh : papers please copy. SOWMAN.—Ou April 27, 1923, at Lake Road, Fi'a.nktori, MtwJjorio Jean, the beloved youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Arthur Sowmah and Mrs. Sowman (nee Cresswell); aged 8 years. — So loved, so missed. The funeral loft St. George's Church of England, Frankton, Sunday last at *1 p.m. for the Hamilton West Cemetery.