DEATHS

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 143, 7 September 1927, Page 3

DEATHS

_,,. F TT on September 5, Walter,; ? l W infant son of Henry and Emily l SXd, of Epsom. i -*» T . V —On September 6, 1927, at j •'. .. residence. Te Papapa, John, be- , I’vedltisband of Mary McLean; aged 90. ie -«*-cTT On September 6, at her son’s 1 kJjre Morrin.-ville, Elizabeth, relict re late Lewis Clolinridge Rivett. u,n”flt'ltf Lodge, Forest Gate, Essex, in ; Sr 73rd year. t»»TON —on September 6, 1827, at, J tuckland Hospital, the result of an | 1 ijLit I.awrence Charles, beloved J :«nd eldest son of W. P. and A. W. SMtoa Of Cievedon; aged 20 years, c'ITTII —On September 6, at Auckland ’William Alma, beloved husband K°2iina smith and loved father of Olive, ‘ i-, and Hilda Smith; aged 42 years. .So inved brother of J. Gordon Smith. {Kjt, after years of suffering. PiMral from 122 Grey Street. Onehunsa. Thursday. 2 p.m., for Mangore Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. srnrBRbAND. —On August 30, at his residence, Mamak-i. John. beloved lusband of Elizabeth Sutherland, in his 85th year. WILSON. —On September 0. at his late residence, Te Rapa, Hamilton, Robert, seloved husband of Ada Wilson; aged 53 ..ears.

bereavement notices

\[R and MRS. L. C. BROWN wish to hank i 1 Rind friends and relatives who •mpatiised with them in their recent id bereavement; also for letters, telegrams and floral emblems received. The Family of the late MRS. SAMEER msh to hank the many kind friends who sympathised with them in their recent f ad bereavement; also for letters, telegrams and floral emblems received. The Family of the late MR. THOMAS WILLIAMS, of Thames, desire to thank fll those who sympathised with them in their recent bereavement, and for letters, I girds and floral em?i Terns.