DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19736, 8 September 1927, Page 1

DEATHS.

BALL.—On September 7. at Auckland Hospital. Charles, dearly-beloved husband of Bose Ball, 14. Millais Street. Grey Lynn, also father of S. Ball. Waikino. in his G4th year.—Peaceful ending. Funeral leaves above address to-morrow (Friday), at 10 a.m. for Waikaraka Cemetery. BARKER.—On September 7. at her parents' residence. 17. Reimers Avenue, after a short and painful illness, _ Phyliss Edna, dearly-beloved eldest daughter of Albert and Annie Barker; aged 17 years.— Wery deeply regretted. Safe in the arms of Jesus. Funeral notice later. BELL.—On September. 7. at Epsom, Marjory, fourth daughter of the late David Dell, Pakuranga; aged 67 years. Private interment. DONOVAN.—On September 7. at Auckland Hospital. Patrick, dearly-beloved husband of Bessie Donovan, of To Puke. Interment at Te Puke. LIGOURI (Dromgoolt.— On S-ptonber 1927, at the Convent. Cambridge, Mother 3u. Ligouri. in the -4'Jnd year oilier nge, and the 23rd year of her religious life.— Rest in peace. Mass will be held to-morrow (Friday i. September 9. at St. Mary's Convent, Clyde Streat-, Hamilton, at 7.30 a.m. Funeral will leave for the Hamilton East Cemetery at 3 p.m. Friends please accept this intimation. McDONALD.—On September G, Flora, J-- second daughter of the late C. S. and M. McDonald. ! Private interment. MITCHELL— On August 25 (at Sydney), Clifton Charles, dearly-beloved youngest brother of Mrs. Tom Reidy, Te Kauwhata: aged 37 years.—At reSt. READY.—On September 7, suddenly, at Palmerston North. Rev. William, the dearlybeloved husband of Fannie Ready; aged OS years. The funeral will leave his late residence, / 15. Cotter Avenue, Remuera. at 2.15 p.m. to-morrow (Friday), fo-r the Pitt Street Methodist Church, thence to Purewa Cemetery. SELLARS.—On September 6, at the Auckland Hospital, result of an accident. Douglas, dearly-beloved son of Donald and --Rita Sellars; aged nine years. Funeral will leave his late residence, Mount Wellington Highuay, Panmure, today (Thursday), at 11 a.m.. for Hillsborough Cemetery, 'SIMPSON.—On September 7. 1927, at the Epsom Shelters, William Joseph, dearlybeloved husband o£ Sarah Ann Simpson, of 20, Carlton Gore Road, and late of Paeroa, and beloved eldest son of Mrs. W. J. Simpson, Thames.—R.l.P. The funeral will leave 20, Carlton Gore Road, at 2 R'.in. to-morrow (Friday). t SMITH.—On • September G. at the Auckland Hoamtal, after a long and painful illness, William Alma Smith, beloved husband of Selina Smith, and dearly-loved father of Olive, Gladys and Hilda Smith; aged 42 years. Also eldest son of late David and Mrs, Smith, and loved brother of Ales, Gordon and Dora Smith.—At rest after years of great suffering. Funeral will leave 122. Grey Street. East, Onehunga, to-day (Thursday). 2 p.m., for Mangere Cemetery. Friends please accept this ''nlimation.