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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10136, 26 November 1918, Page 4

31RTHS. MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. DEATHS. JOHNSON—On November 23rd, 1918,_ at I'ctono Temporary Hospital, oi influenza. William Johnson, beloved husbanil of Kate Johnson, aged 39 years. Deeply regretted. VELEA.—At Blirnmorton. on November 23rd, 1918,0 f influenza, Giovanni (Jack), dearly beloved son of iir and Mrs Vclla; in liis 22nd voar, Auckland and Palmorston papers pleaso copy. BANKS—On November 31th. 1918, at her residence. 9G, Oriental Bay, Je?*e Ann Alonteith Alan, dearly beloved v.ifii of Frederick William Banks, and daughter of Ihs late Martin William l'nnis, formerly Mayor of I'oit Chalmers. BOBINSON—On November 22nd, Edward Michael (Ned), beloved husband of Ellen Robinson, of Manakau, and loved second son of -Mrs and tho lato Mr J. Kobinson, of Otaki; aged 28 years. E.1.1'. FUNBHAL NOTICE. rjXBE Funeral of the lato Elizabeth ■*■ Larnacli v.ill leave the Mortuary Chapel of Robt. 11, Wilson and Son TODAY November 20th, IUIB, at 2.30 p.m., for Karori Cemetery. ItOBT. H. WILSON AND SON, Undertakers aud Embalmers, 161. Adclaido road. i Telephone 1999. 638 FUNERAL NOTICE. 13 Friends of Air B. E. H. Cooper ■*- aro respect!ully invited to attend ;ho Funeral of his dearly beloved wife, Mary Elizabeth, -which will leavo the ■esidenco of her mother (Mrs Crawford) 15. Mein street. TO-DAY (Tuesday), November 26th, IBIS, at 2.30 p.m., for tho Karori Cemetery. D. RITCHIE, Undertaker. £6. Hiddiford street, 'elephone 19(11. 690

PONEKE LODGE. EJiBERS are requested to attend Af-M. the lunerai of the laic Bro. E. L. Eaton, P.A., which" will, leave his lattresidence. 20, Hector street, Pftone, at 2.30 p.m. TO-DAY (Tuesday), November 25th. 1918,'for Taita Cemetery. E. A. KING, 686 Secretary. HTJTT VALLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. rHE Summer Show which was to bave been ,held in the Drill Ho.ll. Lower Hutt. on December 4th next has been abandoned owincr to the Epidemic of Influenza in the district. GEO. •WEBB,. 681 Secretary and Treasurer.

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