DEATHS.
ADDEY.—On January 30. at Knox Home, Tamaki, George Robert Addey, in his 77th at Waikumete, to-morrow (Tuesday), at '2.40 p.m., leaving Mr. Sibun's mortuary at, Newmarket at 2 p.m. ALLISON.—On January 30, 1927, at the Auckland Hospital, Herbert Colin, relict of -the late Margaret Allison, in his 49th year. Funeral notice later. BRETT.—On Saturday, January 29, at Hotorua, Sir Henry Brett, dearly-beloved husband of Mary Brett, To Kiteroa, Takapuna; aged .84 years. Funeral will leave the above address at 8 p.m. to-morrow (Tuesday), for O'Neill's Point Cemetery. C\ ■ JPBEI L.—On January 30, at Whancaref Hospital, Neil, beloved husband of the Tate Anne Campbell, of Richardson Road, Mount Roskill. Frn.: al v ill leave his late residence, at S p.iru. tomorrow (Tuesday), for Hillsborough Cenietery. DONNELLY.—On January 29. 1927, at fiirathhaven. Ngaruawahia, Louis Henry, beloved husband of Jane Donnelly, of Eltham. late of Birkenhead. Auckland. r and tide- 4 son of Henry and th» late Mary Annie Donnelly, of Auckland; aged 52 y< The funeral will leave Little's mortuary chapel 209, Hobson Street, to-day (Monday), tt 3.30 p.m. for Purewa Cemetery. Enends please accept thi3 intimation. ELLIS.—On January 28, at Auckland Hospital Ivy Mary, dearly-loved wife of Arthur Ellis' Station Road, Otahuhu. and dearlyloved youngest daughter of Chaa.. and M. Gutry; aged 25 years;.—So dearly :oved. Interred Sunday, January 00, 192/, HODSOK. —On January 30,1927, at lier late residence. 87. College Hill, Ponsonby, Mary Jane (Minnie), .wife of ihomass Hodeon. Ormonde, Victoria, and eldest daupn--I'r of the late Mrs. Bamm, Otahuhu, in her 71st year.—R.l.P. ~ , Funeral will leave her late residence today (Monday), at 1 p.m., for Otahuhu. HURLEY.—On January 30, at her late residence, Queen Street, Nortncote, Elizabeth, dearly-loved wife of James Hurley, formerly of Somerset, England; aged 83 ye fiie funeral will leave the above address Tit 2.30 p.m. to-day (Monday), for Birkenhead Cemetery. "KENNY. —On January 29. 1927. accidentally killed at Waiuku. Francis J. J. Kenny, dearly-beloved eldc-st son of Mrs. M. Kenny, 10 Lincoln Street. Ponsonby; aged M years, it i.p. \ Requiem Mass will be celebrated at the Church of the Sacred Heart. Ponsonby. at 8.30 a.m. to-day (Monday), the funeral leaving ihe church at 1.30 p.m. for Waikumete Cemetery. LA TROBE.—On January 29. at her son's residence, Okauia. Afatamata, Mary, dearlybeloved wife of P. M. La Trobe; aged 65 ye fimeral 3.30 from residence to-day (Monday). McVEIGH— On January 29, at his parents' lesidence. Target Street, 1 omt Chevalier Ronald, the beloved younger son of Richard and Ellen McVeigh; aged 12 Kionths. Interment private. MITCHELL.-—On January 30. 1927, at his late" residence, Thames Street, Morrmsville Mancall Alclrian. dearly-beloved husband of Julia Mitchell; aged 41 years. By request of deceased, no mourning. OLSEN— On January 30, 1927, at Auckland Hospital, suddenly, Carl Peter (Charlie), dearly-beloved husband of Lilian Olsen, late of Cambridge; aged 48 years. The funeral v.'ill leave J. Weir's, Ponsonby Road, at 3.30 to-day (Monday). ROBINSON—In loving memory of Thomas Henry Alfred Robinson, beloved husband of Agnes Robinson, who passed peacefully away, January 29, 1927. Funeral will leave Mr. Weir's, Ponsonby Boad, for Waikumete Cemetery, at 10 a.m. to-morrow (Tuesday).—Taran&ki papers please copy.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19549, 31 January 1927, Page 1
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