DEATHS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22777, 10 July 1937, Page 1

DEATHS

ALLEN.—On July S. 1037, at WellingJ fen "William.' dearly-loved eldest son of the late John and Mary Allen, East Tatnaki. Interred at Wellington July 9. BUTLER.—On July 9, 1937. at her residence. Hamilton Road, Cambridge. Anne Elizabeth, dearly-beloved wife of Martin But- . ler; aged 70 years. The funeral will leave her late residence / a t 2 p.m. to-day (Saturday), for Cambridge Cemetery. '' CLARKE.—On July 9, 1937, at the Epsom •Infirmary, Jean, loving mother of L. G. Clarke, of Auckland, and H. J. Clarke, of Australia; in her 73rd year. The funeral will leave the chapel of C. " Little and Sons, Ltd., 209 Hobson Street, at 3.30 p.m-. to-day (Saturday), for )yaikumete CometrJTHALL.—On July 9, at Auckland, Edmund Gritferi, eldest surviving son of the late Matthew and Margaret Jane Hall, of Christchnrch. Interment 'private. HEMMING.—On July 9. at Auckland, dearly-loved infant son of Dorothy and Arnold Hemming. PENNY.—On July S. at Auckland Hospital. Mary Ann, loving mother-in-law of J. Batty and granny of Patsy, Tracy (Pop) and Maurice.—Good-bye old pal; you've earned —your rest. ROBINSON—On July 9, at 14 Omahu Road, Robert' Henry, dearly-beloved husband of the late Harriet Mary Robinson; aged S3 years. Funeral will leave above address 2 p.m. Monday. -SANDERS.—OiI July 7, at Te Kniti. Anna, loved mother of C. and A. Sanders and Mesdamcs H. T. Mextea, P. Roscoe and S. L. Hirst; in her 77th ypr. —At rest. / Interred at Hamilton, Friday. TAYLOR.—On July S, J?,mes Murray, darling infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. ' Taylor, of Commercial Road, Grey Lynn; aged 16 days.