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cirTHS, marriages and DEATHS ' births .ciTY -On January 9. at Grey Fapatoetoe, to t ' lorence » Wl *e of it U » daughter. mi December 28. 1925, at Bos_t Bosr. and Mrs. A. L. Xorthcote, a son. at Pentiands, M. rlall, Mila s. ° ” , L ic—on December •rifc Northcote. to Mr ffl»TF rince£S street> ' ~.i | On January 1 - c "“«“>usi to the wife ox J. M. rlall. Mil--1 ji(RAND-”^ n Det •••11 Her 1 to * nd Mrs Rupert Huband, Alauugatu- >£.'. daughter. iarrATT. —Ou January 10, at CharaJ £in Avenue, Mount Kden. to Mr. and Jarratt, Ba, Fiji, a son. January 11, to Mr. A. T. Mover ley, of Rocky Bay, l£b££ a daughter. aF£P .—On January 11. :it Pent land 3, n,vonport. to Lieutenant and Mrs. K. \V. - a son. - ' ENWICK.- On January X \ W. A. R“ nw,< k nf ' ,n Terrace, nary X. to Mr.ai XT. A Renwi.-k, of i Minnie Sire. DEATHS sfiUCE.-0» January 11, 1929, Annie, heaved wife of Murdo Bruce; aged 48 years. aURCH. —On January 11, 1929, William Henry, beloved husband of Esther Burch, aged’B3 years. CUNNINGHAM.-— On January 12. 1929. t his residence, 48 Richmond Road, pmsonby, Robert c 'unninghan;, beloved husband of Annie Cunningham, after a • hort Illness; aged 58 years. Th« funeral will leave the above ad- . esa at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday for HUlsKnro' 1 Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. FADDY. —On January 11. 1929, at 113 , een Lane Road, Kemuera, Thomas Nines beloved husband «>f the late Alice 'iaddy; aged 69 years. KNIGHT. —On January 9. at Sarnie, Ontario, Canada, John, eldest and beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. John Knight, ;*te Albany, Rothesay Bay; aged 45 years. MALLEY.-On January 11. 1929, as the -•'psiilt of an accident, John Malley, water-,-jrte worker; aged 72 years.—R.l.P. The funeral will leave the mortuary of r Little and Sons, 209 Hobson Street, at. j p.m. to-morrow (Sunday) for Waikumete Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. SMITH. —On January 10, 1929. at Auckland. Herbert Woodward, eldest son of rh<‘ bite Abraham and Catherine Smith, late of Richmond Road; aged 52 years. TAYLOR. —On January 10. 1929. at 100 Balmoral Road, Mount Eden, Arthur, beloved husband of Emma Taylor; aged 61 vears. WILKINSON. —On January 11. 1929. at ~nd, Robert James, beloved husband of the late Ellen Rhoda Wilkinson. of 15 Wellpark Avenue, Grey Lynn; a-ed 50 years. YOUNG. —On January 9, at Ler lat<» residence, Taupiri. Georgina Charlotte, beloved wife of Thomas Arthur Young; ager 50 years. BEREAVEMENT NOTICES COWSILL. —Mr. W. Cowsill and Family wish to thank all kind friends and relatives who* sympathised with them in tneir recent sad bereavement; also for telegrams, cards, letters, floral emblems. GALLOWAY. —The Family of the late Mr. Malcolm Galloway desire to thank aJI friends who sympathised with them n their sad bereavement; also for letirds and beautiful floral emblems FUNERAL DIRECTORS

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