DEATHS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24793, 18 December 1941, Page 1

DEATHS

1 GEEN.—On December 17, 1941, at his residence, Itchen street, Oamaru, Robert Samuel, beloved husband of Louisa Geen.—Private cremation. No flowers. Stringer and Wilson, funeral directors. Oamaru. GIaNVILL.—On December, 17, 1941, at her residence, 110 .Richardson street. St.Klida, Annie Pctnick Glanvlll. No flowers. Private interment. —R. McLean and Son, funeral directors.

HALL.—On December 17, 1941, at Dun'i edin, John Hall, beloved second son of the late Alexander and Margaret • Hall, 3 Littlebourne crescent. "At Home with, the Lord,, mark the per- -> feet man: behold the Upright, for the , end of that man is peace.—The Funeral will leave our Chapel, 78 St. Andrew street. To-day (Thursday), the 18th inst, at 3 p.rri., for the Green Island Cenietery.—Hope and Kinaston. ■i funeral directors.'

MAWHINNEY.—On December 17. 1941, at ■- tWe residence of her son-in-law (C. r Wheeler). 416 North road. N.E.V., Agnes, loved wife of Alexander Ma--51 wnlnney. of Belfast. Ireland; in her elghty-nrst year. “ Her end was ■> peace.*’—The Funeral will leave the above residence To-morrow (Friday), . the 19th Inst., at 11 a.m.. for the Anderson’s Bay Cemetery.—R. McLean and" Son, funeral directors. MORGAN.—On December 17,* 1941, at Huistervillei Arthur Robert, dearly beloved husband of Gladys Morgan and loved i. Youngest brother of Mrs William Hope. Mornlngton. Mrs . C, Junge, Middleman:!!, and Mrs William , V: McFarlane, St. Hilda. Deeply ■ mourned. • : .. ‘ . ■ • REHU.—On December 17, 1941, at the resi- • dence of his grandfather (H. Forsyth), . Otakou, George William, dearly loved i husband of Ellen Agnes Rehu. and loved son of Henry and the late Dolly ■ Rehu; aged3l years. "He has passed all pain and sorrow.” “Arolianul.”--i The Funeral will leave the above resl--3 dence on ITlday,, the, 19th inst., at 2 pm., for the Otakou Cemetery.—R. McLean and Sop, funeral directors. •TEWABT.—On December 17. 1941, at Dunedin, James' Stewart, loved brother of Jeahiite Hop wood, 197 Hanover, street; aged 76 years. "At rest.”—Private Interment.—Hope and Kinaston, funeral. directors. V, . •;

For the Empire’s Cause BORRIE. —On December 2. 1941, reported ... y. died of wounds, 12763 Private Douglas / Bonie; aged 25 years; beloved youngr * est son of Mr and Mrs C. D. Borrie, ■ - 20 Oxford street, South Dunedlnf _ Deeply mourned. R.I.P. CAMPBELL.—I6I6S Private John Harrison, ' beloved second son of Margaret and Alexander JJampbell. towburn, died of wouiids. December 1: aged 22 years. - Deeply mourned. . .• CHIRNSIDE.—Private William Osborne Chlrnside, better known as Peter, 171415, Fifth Reinforcements, only / son of Mr and Mrs W. Chlrnside, v Rosefoank, Balclutha; in his thlrty- . eighth year; died of wounds, Npvcm- :' :;v ber 30. . , . . -FEATHERS.—On November 29, in Libya. > 19474 Private: Alexander Caldwell, •V- 2nd' N.Z.E.F.; • died of wounds; beJ loved only: son of. Mr and’ Mrs A. Feathers. 8 France street, Oamaru, and brother of Mrs £. Monteath; aged 29. "Greater love hath no ■ man; '. .” ■ •

gCHfeBP —On November 30, 1941, died of wo\tods,:PrtyMet'JjWgs, husband of Flossie McP. SchcrjS. st. - ‘-Bathans;-.Deeply.^inpjKnjKfc> ' ' * ”

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