DEATHS
BALL.-—On November 10, 1914. John, dearly-loved husband of Edith Mabel and loved father of Grace (Mrs Robb) and Ida (Mrs Melrose), of Devon port, and Mabel (Mrs Millar) Gladys (Mrs Ormsby), Alice (Mrs Dix), Connie (Mrs Hyett), of Otahuhu. and Arthur, Victor, Ronald, Bill, Cecil and Raymond; in his 05th year. Funeral leaves his ate residence, 54 Great South Road, Otahuhu, today (Saturday) for Otahuhu Cemetery, after a service at 2 p.m. ~ BATH.—On November 12 (suddenly), at the home of her daughter. Mrs H. J. Tyreman, North Devon, England, Mary, ri tu uiiu r ' on Henry and mother of Leslie Elsbeth and Arnold. BONEHAM.—On October 11, 1914, at Loughborough, England. Charles, husband of ;' le ' a jc Annie Boneham, father of Queenie (Mrs Green), Charles and the late Minnie Andersen, and brother of Host: (Mrs Rickards) and Jack Boneham. ' CRAW.—On November 17, 1944, at his "pine, lvimihia, Robert, dearly-loved husband ?/ Margaret Craw, and loved father of Robert Margaret (Mrs Pedeu), Bella (Mrs Moodte), David and Janet (Mrs Tallman); ,'P years. Absent from the body, present with the Lord. A service will be held at his late residence at 2.15 p.m. today (Saturday), J } rte O>'bich the funeral will leave at 2.30 p.m. [or lvimihia Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. EARLE.—On November 1, at Wanganui, a i rT a , s ' lort illness. Percy, beloved husband of Helen Earle. (Whakatane papers please copy.) HINTON.—On November 17, 1044. at the Green Lane Hospital, Edward (Ted), dearlyloved husband of Elizabeth Hinton, of 52 Islington Street, Ponsonby; aged 70 years, funeral will leave the Chapel of W. R. Battersby, Avondalo Tram Terminus, today (Saturday), at 3 p.m., for Waiknmete Crematorium. HOLLIS, Joseph.—On November 10, at Auckland, father of F. J., B. F„ J. W., C. \\., Mrs. G. Fenton, Mrs \f. Scents (Sydney), -Mrs A. McConnick (Thalnes); aged 80. At rest. Funeral will leave 3.30 p.m. today (Saturday) from Cameron's Mortuary, Ponsonby, for Waiknmete. HUNT.—On August 11, Virginia, dearlyloved wife of Horace 0. Hunt, Dalton, Mass., "U.S.A.. late of Auckland and Wellington. KEMBLE.—On November 12, at Rotorua Public Hospital, Trevor, darling infant son of Ashley and Sibyl. JENSEN.—On November 18, at his residence, Kiinbolton, Neils C., beloved husband of Leah Jensen and loved uncle ot Mrs G. Sealey, Wniioa. Mr L. Jensen, Tahuna, and Mr N. Jensen, Te Kawa. MASEFIELD.—On November 15, at a private hospital, Sarah Annie, widow of the late William 'Mnsefield (late Kaipara). Cremated Friday. SYMONS.—On November 10. 1944. at the Napier Hospital. Rata, dearly-beloved eldest daughter of Kyle and Nance Symons, of White Street. Taradale. II.B.; aged 4 years 7 months.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25054, 18 November 1944, Page 1
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