OBITUARY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23149, 22 September 1938, Page 16

OBITUARY

MR. J. 0. O'SULLIVAN The death occurred yesterday of Mr. James 0. O'Sullivan, of Sarsfield Street, Heme Bay. Mr. O'Sullivan was well -known in land agency aiul advertising circles and prior to coming to Auckland several years ago was in business in Wellington as a land agent. He Ay as connected with some of the largest transactions in Wellington property before the depression. He is survived by his wife, one daughter and one son. MRS. ALFRED SUTER The death has occurred in a private hospital, after a very brief illness, of Mrs. Mabel Stiter, of Portland Road, Remuern, wife of Mr. Alfred Suter, works superintendent for the Auckland Farmers' Freezing Company, Limited. Mrs. Suter was born in Melbourne and soon after their marriage in Nelson 34 years ago she accompanied her husband to Auckland, where she-spent the remainder of ]ier life. She was formerly president and secretary of tho Mount Hobson Croquet Club, and in recent years had been a member of tho Australian Club and the Auckland Travel Club. Mrs. Suter leaves three daughters.

MRS. FRANCES KARL [by telegraph—OWN corrkspondent] ROTOItUA, "Wednesday The death has occurred of Mrs. Frances Karl, aged 7'.i, one of the oldest residents •of the Ngongotaha district. With her husband, Mr. Charles Karl, who died about six years ago, Mrs. Karl came to the Botorua district about' 50 years ago, shortly after the Tarawera eruption. She is survived by two sons, five daughters, 28 grandchildren and one great-grand-child. MRS. S. GEORGE NATHAN [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] WELLINGTON, Wednesday The death lias accurred at her residence, Wadcstown, of Mrs. Kathleen Eve Nathan, wifo of Mr. S. George Nathan, of Wellington. Mrs. Nathan, who had a large circle of friends, was a daughter of the' late Mr. H. W. Lever and was born in Sydney. She married Mr. S. Gcorgo Nathan some 25 years ago, and since then had resided in Wellington, occupying herself mainly with family interests. She was a well-known golfer. She is survived by her husband and two sons and one daughter. Her sons are Mr. Benson Nathan, of Wairarapa, and Mr. Michael Nathan, of Wellington, and her daughter is Mrs. Murray Benjamin, of Auckland. - MR. JOHN HOLE [BY TEMSCRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION"] TIMARU, Wednesday Tho death has occurred of Mr. Jphn Hole, a former Mayor of Timaru, aged 87 years.