DEATHS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21743, 7 March 1934, Page 1

DEATHS

BERMET.—On March 5. 1034, at Wellington, Eriile Paul, formerly of Waingaro. Liaglan and Whangarei COTTINGHAM. —On March 6. at Knox Home after a long illness. Thwnas, the dearly'-belovcc. husband of Maggie Cottingham.—Hia er.d was peace. Tho tirst part of the burial service will hp said in S;. Matthew's Church. Momnsville. to-morrow (Thursday), at 2.30 p.m. KNIPE.—Emilv, into of Coventry, England died Wnikato Hospital Monday, March 6 1934. (English l papers please copy.) Interred Hamilton East Tuesday, March 6. LAW.—On March 5, at the Auckland Hospital Vernon John, dearly-beloved youngest 2"if Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Law, Te Puke; iged 8 years. Funeril 2 p.m. to-day (Wednesday), at Te Puke. NELSON—On March G. at Beach Road. ■Rirkdal'j Peter, beloved husband of Annie Nelson, and father of Ted Nelson and Mrs. Lily Marshall; late of Albany. Funeral leaves late residence at 0.30 j. m . to-day (Wednesday), for Public Cenii. 1 lory", Birkenhead. OHOMHNES. —On March 5, Alice, dearlybeloved wife of tho lftto Captain !•. Ohomenes; in her *9th year. Interiecl yesterday at Anglican C-cmcteiy, Rosebank Roikli Avondale. PERCY.—On March 6, 1934, at a private hospital. Auckland, Thomas beloved husband o: Mary M. Percy, of Wado Heads (and late of Parnell); aged 73 years. . Service at' his daughter's residence, Mrs. Furness. 73 Taylor Road, off St. Lukes Road, Mornirigside. at 2 p.m. to-day (Wednesday), funeral leaving afterwards for \\ aikumete. SIBLEY. —On March 5, at, Hamilton (accidentally drowned), Eric John, dearly-loved son of Rose' Helen and the late trederick R. Sibley, ol! Hamilton; aged 1G years. The funeral will leave the Cathedral today (Wednesday), at 2 p.m., for the Hamilton East Cemetery.

STEEL.—O:a March 5. at Kawhia. plizn beth. djarly-beloved wifo of J. 1. Steel; BJied 7i jears.