DEATHS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue 13622, 28 November 1918, Page 3

DEATHS.

POFF.—On November 28tli, 1918, at her parents' residence, Till Street, Kathleen (Kitty), fourth beloved daughter of Rose and Francis PofT; aged 26 years. Deeply regretted. R.I.P. Friends are invited to kindly attend tha Funeral, which will leave the Basilica, Reed Street, at 2.30 p.m. TOMORROW (Friday), 20th inst., for the Oamaru Cemetery. PHILP & O'BRIEN, Undertakers. Dunedin papers please copy. 24 STEWART. —On November 26th, at Nelson, May Emerson, dearly beloved fourth daughter of Anna and •the late James Stewart, Hakataramea, in her 25th year. 21 M'DOIL-SLL.—-On the 27th of November, at Morning ton, Dunedin, Eric Oldfield, beloved husband of Ella C. M'Douail, and fourth son of Mrs M'Douail and the late Willoughby C. M'Douail; aged 32 years. 21 BATTERSBY.—On November 26, at Dunedin, Stephen Oliver, beloved husband 1 of Helen Batt-ersby, and youngest son of the late B. and M. Battersby, Enfield; aged l 32 years. O'LEARY.—On November 27tli, 1918, at Oamaru, Arthur Joseph O' Leary youngest son of the late John and Ellen O'Leary, Cape Wanbrow;aged 32 years. R.I.P. The Funeral will' leave my premises Thames Street, FRIDAY, 29th inst-., at 10.30 a.m. for the Oamaru Cemetery. Friends are invited to kindly attend, Funeral Director. HOLMES. —On November 28th, 1918, at Oamaru, John Thomas, beloved son of John Thomas Holmes, Totara ; aged 22 years. Returned Soldier. Friends are invited to attend the Funeral which will leave.. the .Unil Hall TO-MORROW. (Friday) 29th inst., at 10.30 a.m., for the Oamaru Cemetery. PHILP & O'BRIEN, "Undertakers. 36 DAWSON.—On the 27th inst,, 1918, at Oamaru, C. B. Dawson, the dearly beloved husband of Jean Dawson, of Hampden; aged 6t v,ears. Deeply regretted. Private iaterment^t M Hampd«i. Funeral Director.