OBITUARY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22004, 10 January 1935, Page 12

OBITUARY

MR. C. E. POTTER

The death of Mr. Clarence Eugene Potter occurred yesterday, at the residence of his brother. Mr. E: H. Potter, of Mount Eden. Air. Potter, who F 3B 61 years of age, was the fourth son of the late Mr. Albert Potter. He was born in New Zealand, his father haying arrived from England in the early days, and after completing his education he was engaged for some years in commercial life in Auckland. About 1years ago he took up farming at Dairy Flat, and retained his farming in " forests until his death. He took a keen interest in politics as a supporter ot the Reform Party. Mr. Potter is s» r * vived bv one son and three daughters.

MRS. ANN BAY The death has occurred in Aiicklan of Mrs. Ann Bay, a daughter of o of the earlv pioneering families m ' Raglan and Kawhia district. She the fifth daughter of Captain aiia ->l • Swann, of Papanui Point, and "• born at Kuapuke in 186 S. JV i married in ISBS to the late Mr. August Bay, who was stationed « Kawhia as dispenser to the Arnie Constabulary. Mr. and Mrs. Bay la resided at 6nehunga. Mrs. Bay is s * vived by six sons, Mr. Karl Bav. Port Albert Central. Mr. Otto of Collingwood, Mr. F. Bar, Waerenga, Mr. Louis Bay, of J huhu, Mr. George Bay. of Kaikohe. and Mr. Max Bay, of Whangarenan« one daughter, Mrs. Jeanne Faulk > of Port Albert.

ME. R. K. GARLAND [from OCR OWN corkksponheni] CAMBRIDGE, Wednesday The death occurred yesterday Hamilton Hospital of Mr. c 6'" a 'v Kingdon Garland, of Matamata, Mr. Garland was born at ington, Cambridge, in 1881. About - rears ago, in company with parents, Mrs. Sarah Garland, now . Cambridge, and the late Mr. Garland, he took up farming at AM 1 . mata, where he resided till his Mr. Garland was a member ot }. Matamata Jersey Breeders' Club a , the Matamata Agricultural . . of■ • Ho was a successful breeder ot V*;, gree Jersey stock, gaining many P . ui shows. He leaves a widow an children. ' M