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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 199, 11 May 1918, Page 1

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & HEATHS. BIRTHS. HOGG.-On the 2nd of May, at Nurse Murphy's Private Hospital, Abel Smith Street, to Lieut.-Colonol and Mrs. Hogg —a daughter. SIEVERS.-Ori April 26th, 1918, at Nurse Don's, Feilding, to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sievers, of Levin—a son. DEATHS. HARLAND.-On the atli May, 1918, at Wellington, Hylton Brougham (Tony), only beloved son of E. D. and Main, Harland, in his 7th year. SCOTT.-At Bulls, on tho sth May, 1918, Isabel, relict of the lata John Scott, of Bulls; aged 70 years. TAYLOR.-On 10th May, at the residence of 'her daughter, Mrs. Butters, ■IS Daniel Street, Emma Hobbs, eldest daughter of the late H. W. Burt. Nelson, and widow of the late T. R. H. Taylor, boat-builder; aged 78 years. Deeply regretted. No mourning, by request. VAUGHAN.-On May 3, at her residence, No. SB Princess Street', Palmerston North, Jane, relict of the late Edward Vaughan, aged 83 years. "WILLSON.-On the Bth May, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. T. L. Boyes, 14 Farm Road, Northland, Fanny, widow of the late Phillip Copeman Willson, iu her 77th year. In to, Dominc, speravi. ROLL OF HONOUR. DAVlE.—Killed in action,. France, 23rd April, 1918, Lieutenant Harry Percy Claude Davie, M.M., Mam Body, beloved and only ton of Geo. R. and Sarah Davie, of Woodville, aged 23 years. "Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down ins life for his friends." DAVIS.—Died of wounds, in France, j HUtli April, Sapper Albert Edward j Davis, youngest 'overt brother of Adeline Phillips, Lake ferry, Featherston, | aged 28 years, 11th Reinforcements. ; HlLL.—Died of wounds, in France, on i 19th April, George Dominio, youngest j son of Lucy and Gerald Bernard Rill, aged 18. ■•■■■■ HUME.-Malcolm (Jack) Chariest Essie-! den,'of Greytown, Wairara'pn, Killed in j Action, 6th .May, 1917. Inserted by his j friends—R., G., D. j WHITAKER.-Killed in action,-April ! 15th, 1918, Adrian Whitakeiy dearly be-1 loved fourth son of Agnes Whitaker, 23 i Northland Road, Northland, in his 21st year. R.1.P.. . RELIGIOUS SERVICES. . OT. MARK'S, SUSSEX SQUARE. SUNDAy!"7iAY 12th. 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 a.m.—Matins.' • | 2.45 p.m.—Children's Service. 7 p.ni.—Erensong. 8~ T. JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLIS ST.' (Presbyterian). TO-MORROW: Morning, 11.. "Evening, 7. REV. DR. GIBB. Evening: (a) "Things to Come Hereafter." (b). "What Does the New Testament Teach about the Intermediate State '-the Period Between Death and the Final Judgment." ♦QT. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN ° CHURCH, WeUhgton Terrace. Sabbath Services, 1J a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher, REV. F. ROBERTSON ORR. Roll of Honour unveiled c.t the evening service. Social Supper for Soldiers after tho evening servh). This invitation embraces Sailors of tho Naval and Mercantile Marine, T\7_ST,SY OHUROH, TARANAKI '•»' ." STREET. TO-MORROW. 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