DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20537, 11 April 1930, Page 1

DEATHS.

RAGLEY,—On April 10, 1930. at his residence 10. Turam.i Road. Royal Oak. Benism in Bapley. dearly-beloved husband of /Ant! and eldest son of tho lato Ben jam ; u Bagley. of Dunedin. Private interment at 1 p.m. to-day (Friday*CALDWELL.—On April 10. at the resi■Hence of Mr. R. Steven. Lincoln Load. Henderson. Charles, dearly-beloved brother of Elizabeth Steven; aged 78 years. The funeral "ill leave the above address s) .i p~, to morrow (Saturday), for Symonds Street teuutery. CLARK.—On April 0, at the parents' res id e lie e, Pilllri, Iha ines \alle \. h>tlit I Winifred, dearlv-beloved youngest daushter Of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Clark; aged 'JO years. COVENEY.- On April 9, 1930. at the / 'Auckland Hospital, suddenly, Horace, nearlybeloved husband of Jessie Elizabeth Coveney, of 35- 1 . Khyber Pass Road. Newmarket, formerly of "Edmonton. London, England; jged 33 years.—Beloved by all. / fho funeral will leave his brother's residence, 3. Marsden Avenue. Dominion Road, »l 3.30 p.m. to-dny (Friday), for WaiJcumete Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. LINDEMANN.—On April 10. at hi 3 lata residence. Clevedon Road. Otahuhu. Gustav Adolph. dearly beloved husband of Maria Lindernann. and father of Emily Xurnbull and Lcn Lindemann. aged £0 years. Funeral notice later. LINDSAY.—On April 10. 1930. at her residence. 13. Sheridan Street, City. Hilda May. beloved wife of the late Alfred Lindsay; aged 46 years.—R.l.P. Private interment. LONG On April 8, at Gisborne. Acnes. 'dearly-beloved wife of the late Mr. W. P. Long", of Auckland. Funeral will leave her son's, residence, 21 Telford Avenue, Dominion Poad, Auckland. at 3 p.m. to-day (Friday). McCAW.—On April 10. at his late residence, "Ardwell," 80. River Road, Claudelands, John, the dearly-beloved husband of Frances Wallen McCaw; aged 80 years. (Southern papers please copy.) The funeral will leave tho above address tomorrow (Saturday), at 11 a.m., for the Hamilton East Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. PHILLIPSON.—On April 9. at a private hospital, Keiie. beloved wife of Reg. Phillipgnu, of Henderson, and only daughter of Emma arid the late Thoma3 W. Allen, lato of Henderson. Funeral will leave St. Michael's Anglican Church. Henderson, to-day (Friday), at 2 p.m., for the Viiikumete Crematorium. No flo'.vers. by request. SPINKS.—On April S. 1930. at St. iTnseph'.s Home. Shelly Beach Road. Bridella, widow of the late George Spinks. in her SSth year.—B.l.P--interred yesterday at Waikumete Cemetery TAYLOR.—On April 9. 1930. at his late r«s;rirr:ce. 19, Williamson Street. Epsom, Jl.-irtin, cieTrij>b»loved husband of Elizabeth Tavlor. m his 79th year —Southern and Aus- ./ iralian -papers please copy.

I uneral will leave his late residence toriij.v i Friday*. Nt 10.30 a.m.. for Waikumete Ceme'ery. Friends please accept this intimation. WEBBER—John, darling and only son cf Daisv Webber, of Takapunn; aged 13 years.—Loved by everybody who knew him. interment at 0 Neill's Point Cemetery, 10. 15 a.m. to-day (Friday I. YELLAND.—On April 10, at 335. Manukau T?«>ad. Epsom (.Junction). Henry, late of Bromley Common. Kent, in his 72nd year. Funeral "ill leave his late residence at 2.30 p.m. to-day (Friday), for Purowa Cemetery