DEATHS
HARWARD.—On April 16. at Wellington, Mr. C. C. Harward, late of Ceylon •nd Tauranga, New Zealand; aged G6. LAWLOR.—On April 10. at Tapu, peacefully. after a long illness, bravely born, (Augusta Eliza, widow of the late George •Jarnes Lawlor, of Thames and Waihi, and fceloved mother of Mrs. N. B. Lusk, Te JCuiti. and Miss Charlotte Lillian Lawlor. Private interment at Waihi. No flowers by Request. PRATT.—On April 18. Te Awamutu. ißalph James, dearly-beloved eldest son of tMrs. Bajnett, Te Puke: late sergeant of N.Z. Divisional Signalling Corps, M.M., 4/1059, and employee of the Post and Telegraph Depaitmcnt; aged 49 years. The funeral will leave St. John's Anglican 'Church at 2.30 p.m., to-day (Thursday), for the Te Awamutu Public Cemetery. WIDDERSON.—On April 16, at the "Waihi iHospitai, •BmiJy, -dearly-loved wife of John .Widderson, Waikino; aged 72 years. Interred Waihi Cemetery Tuesday.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21471, 20 April 1933, Page 1
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142DEATHS New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21471, 20 April 1933, Page 1
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