Napier

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 26, 29 June 1905, Page 4

Napier

(From our own correspondent.) June 22. Mr. M. L. Gleeson, son of Mr. P. Gleeson of this town, who recently passed the solicitors' final examination, has commenced the practice of hi 13 profession in Napier, having entered into partnership with Mr. I. Cresswell. The new firm will practice un-der the title of Cress well and Gleeson. On Jvne 7 the death took place, after a \ery short illness, of Mr. William Anderson, eiaest son of Captain Anderson, of this town, at the early age of 20 years. The cause of death was an acute attack of influenza. The funeral, which took plaoe on June 9, was largely attended, the many floral emblems testifying to the esteem in which deceased was held. A large circle of friends extend sincere sympathy to relatives. Rev. Father Bell officiated at the grave.— R.l. P. It is with regret I have to record the death of_Mr. Leo TCvans, which took place on June 13, after a painful illness, aiivd at the early age of 25 years. He was

a practical Oatiholic and a former secretary of St. Patrick's choir. Out of respect to the memory of deceased the organist played the ' Dead March ' at the conclusion of Vespers on Sunday evening. The funeral, which took place on June 14, was largely attended.— R.l.P.