DEATHS
ABLETT.—On September 14,, 1941, at Auckland Hospital, Peter Frederick dearlyloved son of Ronald (overseas), and Olne ssred 9 rears. Funeral will leave 82 Clonbern Rd.' Bemuera, to-morrow (Tuesday), at 11 ALEXANDER.—On September 13 1941, at his residence l?3ikside Street, *- * ?r r !n B h£ sis\ n 'vear. r Service S^Sjr ma BARfON fl -On September 14, at Auckland William, dearly-beloved husband of Mary Ann Barton and father of - "Vnnmouth Street, Grey Lynn; aged >ears Funeral will leave W. B. tongue andl r Chapel to-morrow (Tuesdaj) at 2 pm. the Crematorium. Noll t BARTON.—On September 14, 1941, at Auckland Hospital, Gerald Richard, >n fa "| son of Jean and Gerald Barton, of Mount Eden. Private internment to-day (Mondaj) BLACKWELL. —On September 10, I*{4l, at Auckland Hospital Frank c|r;Tneward' dearly-beloved husband of Mabel Strangward, and only son of Annie Allen and the l a * e Frank Bartram Blackwell, of Campbeli s Funeral will leave Watney Sibun al,d So ' s . Chape! for the Crematorium at a.m. to m BR IDG FORD. —On September 12 (suddenly), Percival Stevens, beloved husband of Elizabeth Mary Bridgford, 23 Bond Street Stanley Bay, and dad of Joan Daw ano Rosemary (N.Z.E.F., Reg. J<°.«92/). aged 45 years. Funeral will leave W . H. Tongue and Son's Chapel to-day (Mondaj), 1-30 p.m.. for Waikumete. COE.—On September 13, 1341, at the Franklin Memorial Hospital, Sophia Cm. loved wife of the late Daniel Coe Mellsop Avenue, Waiuku; aged 7, years. A short ser vice will be held at the Church of England. Waiuku, at 11 a.m. to-day '. which tne funeral will leave for the \\aiuku Cemetery. , ~ , . COSTAR.—On September 14, at his late residence, 2 Karaka Street, Charles, dearly-loved husband of Amj Edith Costar, and brother of Jim and_ Reg., dames Lye. Reeves and Renwick- a S™ T ' years. The funeral will leave T J. Mclvor and Sons, 434 Rarangahape Road, toda> (Monday). 3.30 p.m.. for Hillsborough Cemetery. COX.—On September 10, at Bar won Heads, Victoria, Cecil Cleve Cox; aged 66. FENTON.—On September 13, at Auckland Hospital, Ethel May, beloved wife of the late Harold Crosland Fenton, 5 Poronui Street, Mount Eden; aged 64 years. Funeral will leave W. H. Tongue and Son's Chapel tomorrow (Tuesday) at 11 a.m. for Waikumete. FOLLETT.—On September 12, at Hamilton, Charles James, dearly-loved husband of Emily Ann Follett. of Te Pahu, late Marton; aged 67 years. Funeral leaves Scrimshaws Chapel to-day (Monday), at 1 p.m., for the Hamilton East Cemetery.
FOOTE.—On September 13, at her residence, Kaihere, Ruth, loved w ]f e of Cyril Foote, and mother of Diane and Dale; ageu 28 years.— R.I.P. Funeral leaves Jhe above address to-day (Monday), at 11.45 a.m. tor the Piako Cemetery, Morrinsville. GILL.—On September 14. at Auckland Infirrriarv, Herbert Gcorse, husband of Gill, late 12 Georgia Street, Ponsonby (Ist N.Z.E.F. Hen. No. 2<V>o3); aged G9 years. Funeral will leave W. H. Tongue and Son s Chanel to-morrow (Tuesday) at 3.30 p.m. for "Waikumete. HART.—On September 13, at a private hospital, William Joseph, dearly-beloved husband of Margaret, and much-loved father of Me?, Cass, John, Bill and Charlie, and loving grand-dad of Maureen, Mary and Kathleen; of Great North Road, Henderson; aged 01 years.—On his soul, sweet Jesus, have mercy. R.LP. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at Holy Cross Church, Henderson, at 10 a.m. to-day (Monday), funeral leaving after Mass for Waikumete Cemetery.
HASTIE.—On September 13, at Mangawai, Selina, beloved wife of Robert Hastie, in ber 72nd year.
HORROCKS.—On September 14, 1041. at Wellington (suddenly), Lindsay Robert Brownlow. dearly-beJoved husband of Minnie Robina Hcirrocks. Funeral notice later.
HUTCHISON.—On Saturday, 13th,_ at Auckland Infirmary, John (Jock), beloved husband of Naomi Hutchison, and loved father of Les. and Mary. (Edinburgh papers please copy.) Cremation' to-day (Monday).
LOUND. -On September VI, 1041, at his late residence, Clevedon Road, Otahnhu, and late of Papakura and Napier, Francis John, the dearly-beloved husband of Jane Lound, and fmther of Laurie arid Russell. The funeral will leave the above address to-da.v (Monday), at 'J p.m., for the Otahuhu Public Cemetery.
LOWRIE,—On September 10, Graham Leslie, darling infant son of David and Marjorie Lowrie.—Suffer little children to come unto Me.
McNEELY.—On September 11, at Papatoetoe. William, beloved husband of Elma McXeely. Funeral notice later. MARTIN.—On September 12. at her residence, 2*_2 jervois T?oad. Ponsonby, Ethel. beloved wife of George Martin; it trod 03 years. Funeral leaves Cameron's Mortuary, Throe Lamps. Ponsonby, 1.3f/p.m. to-day (Monday) for Wuikumete.
MASON.—On September 13, at Whangarei. Ly'n May. dearly-beloved wife of P. T. Mason, of IT Dinniss Avenue, Whangarei, and loved mother of Doreen; need 34 years.— At rest. Funeral will leave W. H. Tongue's Chapel. Mount Eden Road, Auckland, fo-day (Monday), at 2 p.m., for Hillsborough Cemetery.
MASON. —On September 13. at a private hospital, Whangarei, Lyla May, beloved younger daughter of Alma and John Poison. 0 Abbey Street, and dearly-loved sister of Thclma Cutler. Funeral leaves W. H. Tongue's Chapel, 2 p.m. to-day (Monday). MORGAN.—On September 13, 1911, at Waihi Public Hospital. Stephen Henry, dearly-beloved husband of Harriet Morgan, of Waitekauri, and loved father of George and Eunice. Funeral will leave the Church of England, Waihi, to-day (Monday), at 1.30 p.m., for Paeroa Cemetery.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24070, 15 September 1941, Page 1
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