DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18457, 21 July 1923, Page 1

DEATHS.

HARTLETT,—On July 20, at Matamata, Timothy, the dearly-beloved husband of Mary Hartley aged 05 years. Private interment to-day (Saturday), at Matamata. BOLLOND.—On July 6, 1923, at Gis ; borne, suddenly, John James, eldest son of the late Thomas Bollond and brother of B. R. and F. Bcllcnd, of Auckland. Interred at Gisborne. • GARRATT.—On July 19. Thomas Stainton Gairatt. of Pakuransa, farmer, beloved husband of May Garratt; aged fiG years. . Funeral will leave Mr. Watney Sibun s mortuary. Khyber Pass, for Waikaraka. Cemeterv to-day (Saturday), at 2 p.m. HOSKING.--On July 20. 1923. at the Auckland Hospital, Elizabeth Mabel, dearlybeloved wife of the Rev. J. A. Hoaking, ' Ota.huhu, and eldest daughter of Mr. and •Mrs. "W. S. - Short. Owen's Road, Ep- . pom. The funeral •will leave tint Otahuhu Methodist Church to-morrow (Sunday), at 2.30 P.m.. for the Otahuhu Public Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. HOSKING.—On July 20, 19-23. at theAuckland Hospital, Ruth Mabel, dearlybeloved infant daughter of the Rev. J. A. and Mrs. Hosking, of Otahuhu. MACVICAfI.— July 6. at ParemOremo. Auckland. John Ramsay Macvicar. late of Hawko's Bay, son of the lata Rev. Peter Macvicar. Peebles, Scotland.

SKINNER.—On July 18, 1923. at Ireland. James Skinner, of Dunedin. father of Mrs. ,vv-.\„. »C. A. a .Hushes, Parnell. and J. A. and R. L. Skinner, of Narrow Neck.(By cable-) SMITH.—On July 20 at'her late residence. Crown Stjeet, Royal Oak, Onohunga, Rose. d»»Tly-bsibved wife- of Harry Smith; aged 54 yeara__., ... The funeral will leave, her lata residence at 12.30 p.m. to-morrow (Sunday), arriving at Papakura Cemetery at 2 p.m.