DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19731, 2 September 1927, Page 1

DEATHS.

BOLLARD.—On August 31, at her parents' residence, Tamahere, Jill Louise, the beloved infant daughter o£ Jack and JJarne Bollard; aged 7 weeks. > Private interment ar Tainahere yesterday. f FOWLDS. —On August 31, at _ Ins late residence, Hutchinson Avenue, New Lynn. Allan, the beloved hasband oi Margaret 'Bichniond Fowlds, in his 50th year. The funeral will leave his late residence to-day (Friday), at 3.30 p.m. for Waikumete Cemetery. HALVERSON.—On September 1, at the ' 'Auckland Hospital, suddenly, Mima Elizabeth, dearly-loved onljr daughter of Louis A- and Dorothy Halversoi:., Mokoia Road, Bir- • f ienhesd. —Asleep. Funeral will leave her parents residence at 10 a.m. to-morrow (Saturday), September 3. HAMPSHIRE. —On August 31, suddenly, gt. his late residence, St.. George's Road, Avondale. George Richard, the elder son , of the late George and Louisa Hampshire, of Auckland; in his 71st year. (Hawke's Bay papers please copy). f Private interment. The funeral will leave ' JT. J. Mclvor's mortuary, opposite Post Office. Karangabftpe Road, iSewton, this (Friday) morning at 10 a.m. KENDALL.—On August 31, at Auckland, Thomas Percy, the beloved husband of Edith Kendall. C 79. Road; aged i 39 years.—Messages to Mrs. T. Connor, 1, Harold Street, Mount Eden. Funeral will leave the mortuary of James "Weir. 70, Ponsonby Road, to-morrow (Saturday), at 10.30, for Hillsborough. / LEACH.—On September 1, at the Auckland Infirmary, Frank Leach, dearly-loved father of Eric, Ronald, Rita, Nellie and Sybil. ' LORIGAN.-On August 31, -1927, at the Auckland Hosritaf. Edith, dearly-beloved wife of L. B. Xiorigan; aged 27 years. Funeral will leave her late residence, 56, Ellerton Road, this day (Friday), at 2 p.m., for Hillsborough Cemetery. MONTGOMERY.—On August 31, 1927, Kstherine, widow of the late Jasper Mont l gomery, in her 46th year.—R.l.P. Private interment from Holy Cross Church, Epsom, to-day (Friday), where a Bequiem Mass will be celebrated at 8 a.m. MULLENGER.—On September 1, at 12. Lochiel Road, Remuers,. Sarah .Jane, widow ; of the late George Mwllenger, and beloved mother of Fred, Will. Svd, George and the late Caroline MuUenger, in her 75th i^year. Her work nobly done, at peace with her _ ■ God. s Funeral from abovs; address to-morrow : (Saturday), 10 a.m.. for Symonds Street > Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. j STEWART.—On August 31, at the Av.ck- >. lsnd Hospital, Annie, relict of the late Edward Stewart, late of Glasgow, beloved mother' of Mav, Thomas and Edward Stewart, Fisherton Street, Grey Lynn.— At rest in Christ. ! Funeral to-day (Friday), at 3.30 p.m., from Tongue's, Upper Symonds Street. VAUGHAN.—On September 1. 1927. at his fister's residence, 13, Pom pa -i ie r Terrace. Bob, dearl;r-beloved brother of Elizabeth Dent; aged 62 years. Late of i Buchanan's. Funeral will leave his late residence tomorrow (Saturday), at 2 x;.m., for Hillsborough Cemetery. WAGSTAFF. —On September 1. accidentally drowned at Waitoa, Arthur Albert \Yagstaff. of Eastport Road; aged 60 years. The funeral will leave his late residence, Biverlands, Eastport- Road, for the Te Aroha Cemetery, at 1.30 pjti. to-morrow (Saturday). WHITEHEAD.—On September 1, at her late residence, 11. Stafford Road, Northcotc (suddenly). Mndgj, dearly-beloved wife of Frank Whitehead. The funeral will leave her late residence at 2 p.m. to-morrow (Saturday).