DEATHS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23986, 9 June 1941, Page 1

DEATHS

BASS—On June 7at Auckland Hospital. William Bass, beloved brother of Jack Bass; need t« years.—R.l.P. Funeral from C. Little and Sons, 209 Hobson Street. 2 p.m. to-day EN NAN. —On June 7 (suddenly), at his residence, IT IMoore Koad, Paeroa. John, dearlv-loved husband of Mary Ellen Louisa iVelite) Brennan, and lovine father of Sr. M. De Chantnl, Mrs. J. McC'orm ck. Joseuhine Ivv, Sr, M. Fabian and Raymond; aired sfl years.—R.l.P. The funeral will leave St. Mary s Catholic Church at 2 p.m. to-day (Mondavi, for Paemn Cemetery. CLEMOW.—O(i June 8, 1011, at Hawera, Frank Upton, dearly loved husband of Marcaret Clcmow, Kit ham; aged J1 years.— Deeply regretted. The funeral will leave, his mother's residence, Mrs. R. C. Cleinow, Mona- '» vale, Cambridge, on Wednesday, at I.UO p.m.. tor the .Cambridge Cemetery DELL.—On June 8, Mill, at a private hospita.. Auckland, Henrietta. dearly-loved wife of Charles David Del', of St. Heliers Ba.v, formerly of Sefton, Christrhurch; and beloved mother of C. G. Dell. Avon Parnell; aged 05 years. The funeral will leave Watney Sibun and Sons' Chapel. khyber Pass. Xewmarket, at 2 p.m. to-morrow duoscayi for Purewa Cemetery DENHAM—On June 8. 1911 (suddenly), at his '.ate residence. 5 Rewhlti Avenue, Takapuna, Fredrick Valentine Arthur, beloved husband' of Annie, and loved father of Cecil. Eric and Mona; in his 77th year Private cremation from Watney Sibun and Sons Chanel. Khyber Pass, Newmarket, at 11 a.m. tomorrow (Tuesday). No flowers. DQWDEN.—On June 7, at 10 Mercer Hoad,'Heme Bay. Edmund, son of the late IV. j. Dowden. of Auckland; asred 73 years. Funeral leaves above- address 10 a.m fo-da.v (Monday), for Waikumete. FORD.—On Saturday, June 7, at Morrinsville, Zena Xoel Veronica, beloved daughter of John and Xoel Ford, and loved sister of Patricia; ajred 21 years.—R.l.P. Requiem Mass at St. Peter's Church, Morrinsville. today (Monday), 9 a.m.. funeral leaving church at. 2 p.m. GRAHAM.—On June H, at 21 Asquith Avenue, Mount Albert, John Henry. loving husband of Clara Graham; aged (VI years. Funeral will leave W. H. Tongue and Sons Chapel to-morrow (Tuesday), at 2 p.m. for the Crematorium. HARESNAPE. —On June 7, at 50 Union Street. Citv, Robert, relict bf the late Klizabetti Hare,swipe; aged (JO years. Funeral leaves Cameron's Mortuary, Three Lamps, Ponsonby, 2 p.m. to-day (Monday), for Crematorium. HAY.—On June 8. 1041. at her residence, 19 Ayr Street, Parnell, Margaret Hay, fourth daughter of the late David and Sarah Hay, in her 40th year.—Service at house, to-morrow (Tuesday), at 2 p.m. HODGSON.—Cn June, 7. 1911, at a priTate hospital, Auckland, Isabelle, dearly-loved widow of John Hodfrson. formerly of 109 Grafton Road, and loved mother of Mesjames Whittingharti and Hartley; and Tom, Joh n • Edmund, and Stanley; aged 00 years. Ihe funeral will leave Watney Sibun and Sons Chapel. Khyber Pass. Newmarket, at 1 p.m. to-dav (Monday), for the Crematorium. HOWSE.—On June 7. at the Auckland Hospital, Charles, dearly beloved husband of Jane Howsc and loving: father of Arthur, Alberf, Jean and Mavis, 170 Point Chevalier Road; aged (50 years.—At rest, funeral will leave W. H. Tonpruo and Son's Chanel to-day (Monday), at 2 p.m., for Waikumete. JONES.—On June 7, at Karitane. Clanmor, lovinir infant son of Lorna and Dan Jones. 12 Stirling' Street. Remuera; aged 10 days. KIPA. —On June 7, at Auckland Hospital, James Koro. beloved infant son of I honins| ami Hirie Kipa. Haslett Street, Eden lefrare; '» months. Funeral will leave \\. H. i Tongue and Sons' Chapel to-day (Monday), 'at II a.m. for Mangere Cemetery. LOR INC. —On June 7. at Auckland, Francis Samuel. loving husband of Annie) Maud I.oring and father of Annie, Muriel and, Florence McLeod, Henderson, and eldest son of the late S. J. Loring. New Zealand Hitil-, ways; aged 05 years. Funeral will leave w. H. Tongue and Son's Chapel to-day (Monday), fit 3.30 p.m.. for the Crematorium. McDONALD.—On May 27. 1911 tsud-i denly), at her late residence, bends v House. Orpington,/ Kent. England, Eva. youngest daughter of the late Donald Ale- , ■ Donald, late of Leeston. Canterbury, loved sister of Mrs. T. \V. Dent, Dee Why, | 2C-.5.W.. and Mrs. AV. H. Wackrow, Rotorua. —By cable. (Christchurch papers please | copy.) • McKINNOM.—On June 8, at Wellington, <7 Belvedere Rd.), Annie, widow of the late James McKinnon; in lior 73rd year (late of Whangarei). MuMULLEN.—On June * (suddenly), at his residence, Piikctaha, Edgar George, loyed husband of Zita Marion McMullen, and father of lan and Marie;, aged »9 years. luneral -Rill leave the Gordontrin Presbyterian ( hurch 'to-day (Monday? at 2 p.m. for the Gordonton Cemetery. j MILLER,—On Saturday, June 7, 1911, j fit <l3 'JVihunffa Crescent. Parnell, Artthur,. dearly-beloved husband of Annie, and lou'd father of Belle, Christie, late of Rarnell lea Kio*k, and formerly of Pa run Hay, banjra-j rei; njred 00 years. Service at \v. Morrisons Chapel. Parnell Ifoad, to-day (Monday). n H J0.30 a.m., |»rir to cremation at Waikumete | MYERS.---On June 7, 1911, at his residence, Alpha Street, Cambridge, Harry, dearly-beloved husband of Mabel Myers; aged 7o years. The funeral will leave the abrm. address at 'J p.nj. to-day (Monday), for the Cambridge Cemetery. NAIRN. On June 7, 1911, at a private hospital. Auckland. Margaret Jane .Nairn, dearly-beloved eldest daughter w {?, <'>ew(fe and Janette Nairn, late of Dargavulp. arid loved sister of Bruce, George, " Donald and May, 7 Clyde Street, U*«ni. Funeral will leave T. J. Mclvor and 4:ii Karangahape Road, 10 a.m. to-day (Monday), for Crematorium. PAWSON,—On June 0, at her residence fit Warnock Street, Grey Lynn. Harriett Eliza, dearly beloved wife of Carter H., aria loved mother of Mavis and Reg. Interred Saturday at Waikumete. POND,—On Sunday, June 8, 1041, at his residence, 570 Remuera Road, James A exunder Pond, in his 05th year. Funeral notice later. 3COTT-WILLIAMB. —On June 7, 1911. at Auckland Hospital, Lena Rosina, loved widow of William (ieorsre Scott-Williams; aged 08 years, Private interment from Watney Sibun and Sons' Chapel. Khyber Pass. Newmarket. !S p.m. to-day (Monday). SMITH.—On June 5, 1911, Fanny, beloved wife of J, W. Smith, and mother of George, S.vd, Vic, Fred, I van, FJsie, Dorothy, Edna; passed peacefully away. SUTTON,—On Juno 7, at her late residence, 'l\> I'ahn, I'earlie Rebecca, beloved vifr of Stephen William Sutton; aired H 7 years. Funeral will leave her late residence at P.m. to-day (Monday), for the To Awainutu Crmetcry.