DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18694, 28 April 1924, Page 1

DEATHS.

BIGGS.--On Anzac Day, 1924 (his 27th birthday), at the Auckland Military Hospital. Private William Alexander (Alec), de-arly-beloved elder sou of Pauline and the lute William Biggs, of Te Aroha.A cheerful and patient sufferer. Interred at O'Neill's Point Cemetery, Saturday. COTTER.— April 26, at a private hospital, Auckland, Emma Harriet, beloved wifo of the late Richard Cotter, late of ManJm, in her Slat. year. Funeral will arrive at the Mauku Cemetery at 2 p.m., to-morrow (Tuesday). Friends piea3© accept this intimation. CROLL.— On April 23. i&t King Street Hospital, Rotorua, Annie, beloved wife of David Croll, and fourth daughter of Mr. and {Mrs. W. H. Gavin, Ellerslie; aged 33 years. — R.I.P. EDWARDS.-- April 25. at Runanga, suddenly. Ernest James, dearly-loved husband of Margaret E. (Madge), and youngest son of the late John and Anna Edwards. London Street, Ponsonby. GOLDSMITH.— On April 15 (suddenly), at the OpotiVi Hospital, Thomas Albert. d»-*rly-loved oldest «on of William and Christina Ellen Goldsmith, late of Gisborne; aged 21 years 11 months. IRVING.— On April 27. at 61, Wanganui Avenue. Heme- Bay, Elenor, widow of the late Ernest Hamilton Irving:, late of Kaeo.— At rest. Funeral will leivre h«r ' ( ate residence for Waikumete to-morrow (Tueoday), at 2.30 p.m. MARTIN.— April 27. at the residence of her parents. Northcote. Annie, eldest daughter of William Joseph Martin. Funeral to-day (Monday), at 3 p.m. TURNER—Chi April 20. lit Coromandel, Fairfax Hassard Turaer. dearly-beloved husband of Queenis Turner, and second son of the late Capt-in A. C. Turner, of Tauranga, in his 65th year.