OBITUARY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20562, 13 May 1930, Page 12

OBITUARY.

mrs. Annie McLaughlin.

The. death of Mrs. Annie McLaughlin, an old resident of the Papatoetoe and Mangerc districts, occurred at her horoa, Massey Road, Mangerc, yesterday morning, in her 93rd year. Born in Dublin, sho came to New Zealand over 70 year,) ago, and shortly after -her arrival she marne'i tho la to Mr, J. McLaughlin. After their marriage Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin tooiC up fanning at l'apatoetoe, where they resided lor 33 years. They , then removed to Mangcre, where Mrs. McLaughlin naa resided since. Friends often advised h® to sell her property and live in tha city, but this she refused to do, being a grea lover of tho country. Mrs. McL&Ugli"® had up to the time of her death possession of all her faculties. She is survived y three daughters, Mrs. Wishart, of , , u 5 land, Mrs. Graham, of Sydney, and / 11 ' Pullon, of Whangarei. 1 hero M 6 • grandchildren and 13 great - gram it liilare .

MRS.. E. SURMAN, The death has occurred of Mrs. E.. Suf* man, a well-known, resident- of the an ringhain district, at the age of cal \* A memorial service was held on Sunt in the Mount Eden Baptist Church. ° o at Eslier. Surrey, England, on May > 1861, Mrs. Surinan came to with her husband and fainil ? iu was for 43 years actively engage Sunday school, missionary- and ance work. During the war and tlie fitietiza epidemic she was also actnetho past nine years Mrs. '.Surw® . been an invalid. .She is survived } ' husband, two sons, Mr. E. J. Surinan, Harbin, Manchuria, Mr. W. 1. feur ? f ' of Whangarei, and two daughters, * • Wooller, of Kohimarama, and • Thorpe, of Ivingsland. Iheic aio grandchildren.

MRS. MARY. FISHER. . [BY TKLEUR.U-H.-oft'X CORRESPOND® 1 -? / CAMBRIDGE. The death occurred yestcrilay of ♦ J Marv Beatrice Fisher, wite of M • . W. "Fisher, of I>nkeroro. She second daughter of the kite Mr. Thomas Brown, of and, vied 2j years arc,. ->,-n band came to at k;»raj>u • nn.6 veal's age Mr Fi.vhei took P_ r »rf|j|fl tion ol the i presi Corner E Pukororo. Mrs, tisher was V throughout th« South Auckland g the and was a prominent membei Anglican Church. .