OBITUARY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19320, 6 May 1926, Page 10

OBITUARY.

MRS. T. E. SINEL. Mrs. T. E. Sinel, who died recently at her residence in Grey Lynn, was the wife of Mr. T. E. Sinel, well-known fn' shipping circles for the past 45 years. The deceased was born in Auckland 70 years ago, and the fourth daughter of the late John and Margaret Motion, early pioneers, who arrived by the Joseph Fletcher. Mrs. Sinel is survived by her husband, daughter, eight sons, 16' grandchildren and one great grandchild. ' Sis sons and one grandson of the Late-Mrs.' - Sinel served during the European War, MRS. THOMAS BARN A BY. Mrs. Thomas Barnaby, an old resident of Auckland, who died recently, was born at Sunderland 83 years ago and arrived in New Zealand on the ship William Watson on February 8, 1359. She married the late Mr. T. Barnaby at Auckland andwent to -Napier, .where her husband was gaoler during the time that Sir Donald McLean was superintendent of the- province. Six years later they returned North and ? started farming at Pukekohe-. They left, the farm 35 years ago and started, a butcher's business at Kingsland. where they resided until the death '"df Mr. Barnaby four years ago. Deecasfd 1 is survived bv i.*e following children':*-*--Messrs. Thomas and Edgar Barnaby, Mesdaroes T. D.- Hutch eon, G. Yearbury, W. J. Cuthbert, J. P. Moore Hawke's Bay), J. E. Allingham, T.;jC., Wallace, and Miss Barnaby. MR, ROBERT FLEMING. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.]. '»* NG-ARUAWAHIA, " Wednesdays.' The death occurred on Sunday of.Mr." Robert Fleming, an old inhabitant of'thedistrict and a veteran of-.the Mapri War. He served through ths Waikato campaign and afterwards went on the land, farming in the neighbourhood of N garurf- - wahia lor 60 years! He was 82 years of age when be died. He is survived by a son and a daughter. J . ; . • MR. GEORGE FINLAY. • [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCL\TIttN,J--INVERCARGILL, Wednesday;'-;' The death is announced of Mr. George Findlay, aged 65. He was at one timewell known on the Ota go . goldfields. About 1890 he was .Invercargill representative of Messrs. Ross and Crle-n- ---. dining; and was for many years on-(bo road for the firm. Later he was manager for Messrs. Thomson and Beat tie-, at Invercargill.