DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20623, 23 July 1930, Page 1

DEATHS.

ANDERSON On July 22, 1030, at her ~'4lar's residence. 30. Gladstone Koad. Parrel! Emma Jar.p, beloved oldest daughter It the late David and Khzabeth Anderson; rged 75 years—With Christ, which is far better. Privflto interment 10.30 a.m. to-day ("Wednesday )■ CROLL.— On June 21. at Christchurch, David dearly-beloved eldest son of the lute ,Tobn 'and .Wr.es ('roll, oi Devonport, and brother of John. Willie, Mrs. J. A. Jnmes and the late Mrs. Andrew Eraser; aged 12 years. Funeral will leave his Into residence, 19. (Ilareace Street, Devonport. to-morrow (Thursday), at 3 p.m.. for O'Neill's Point Cemetery. GRAHAM—On July '22, at the Auckland Hospital, John, dearly-beloved husband of Annie Graham, ar.d beloved lather of Frederick Graham; aged 51 years.—At rest. ' The funeral will leave the mortuary of T. 3. Mclvor and Sons at -2 p.m. to-morrow (Thursday), for Waikumete Cemetery. HOOKER. —On July 22. at a private ho?rital, Robert Moisey, dearly-beloved bushand of Cecila Hooker and beloved father of Robert, Rita und Patricia Hooker, of Great North Koad, Avondale—R.l.P. Kequiem Mass. 0.30, Avondale Catholic Church! Funeral will leave his late residence at 2.30 p.m. to-day (Wednesday), for Waikumete Cemetery. Friends kindly jiccept this intimation. McGHIE—-On July 20. Murray, dearlybeloved only child of William and Edith JJcGbie. Kihikihi: aged two months. SMITH.—On July 21, 1930, suddenly, at Vermont Street, Potosonby, A. T. Smith; j lied 65 years. —lnserted by his Masonic friends. STEPHENS (Deo Pollock).—On July 22, 1030, at a private hospital. Hamilton, May, the dearly-beloved wife of Andrew Phillip Stephens, of Taupiri; aped 21 yeurs. Funeral will leave the residence of Mr. A. Powell, 06, Firth Street, Hamilton i'laat, to-morrow (Thursday), ut 2.30 p.m.. lor the Xgaruawahin. Cemetery. Friends Jtleaso accept this intimation.