DEATHS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21966, 24 November 1934, Page 1

DEATHS

BREWIB.—Mary Amelia May, beloved CkL's F. (h Brewis, Auckland Hospital.— (Fiji pnpers please copy.) CANT LAY.—On November 21, 1934. at Aucklsmd, Esther Florence, dearly-beloved wife ofMames Cantlay, and loved mother of / Tan and Ken. Interred privately. FAEIIAN.—On November 23, at Auckland Hospital, Jack Fabian, late of Beachhaven and N.Z.E.F.; aged 51 years.—lnserted \by a sincere friend. The funeral will leave the chapel of Messrs, C. Little and Sons, 209 Hobson Street, at , 1.30 p.m. to-day (Saturday) for Purewa Cemetery. FRGNOH.—On Novemoer 23, at Auckland Hospital, Cecilia Margaret, dearly-beloved wife of George/ Edward French, Rugby Road, The funeral will leave the mortuary of T. J. Mclv6r and Sons, at' 2 p.m., to-morrow (Sunday), for Cemetery. GERM ANN.—On November 23 (suddenly), / at her late .residence, Hinnera, Helen Watt, dearly-beloved wife of F.. A. S. Genn.ann; aged 54 years. . Funeral will leave the above address for Matamata Cemetery at I.&J pjn. to-day (Saturday) • STAGE,— November 22, at her residence, Edgecuiiibe, Louie Frances, the ■ dearly-beloved wife of Frank Stace; aged 78 ' years. STEWART,—On Npvember 23. 1934, at his daughter's residence, Matamats, Henry Richard, of Birkenhead; aged 78 years. Funeral leases the Anglican Church, Mataniats, {or Miitamata Cemetery, 3 p.m. to-day (Saturday), WARING.—On November 23. at a private hospital, Hamilton, Mary, the beloved wife of A. H. Waring, of Taupin; aged 68 years. The firsV portion of the funeral serviae will l>e tela in the Church of Englandj Taupiri. to-morrow (Sunday), at 2 p.m., leaving afterwards for the l Taupin Ceme- /; tery. Friendly please accept this intimation. WH!TEr—On November 23, accidentally killed Newmarket, Sam, husband of the late Lilly White. Pitt Street, Frankton. Funeral leaves The Lodge, Victoria Street, Hamilton, 1;S0 p.m., to-morrow (Sunday), ior Hamilton E- Cemetery.