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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 579, 4 February 1929, Page 3

BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS BIRTHS DOLORES.— On February 1. at Nurse f.mt;. Huntly Avenue, to Mr. and Airs. IVter Dolores, a son. GOLDING. —On January 30, at Nurse ! Rushbrook’s, Royal Oak, to Air. and Mrs. \\\ Goldins. Forbes Street. Onehunga, a daughter i premature). H I EATT. —On January 29, at 39 Station Road, Avondale, to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ilieatt, a daughter. PH I LLI MORE On February 1. at T'nion Street, City, to Mr. and Alls. X. <;. Phillimore, a daughter. SUMICH. —On January 28, at Selsey, Ladifi-' Mile, Ellerslie, to Air. and Airs. I’eter Sumich, a daughter. WILLIAMSON. —On February 2. to Air. ;ind Airs. \V. J. Williamson, Norwood Road, Bays water, a daughter. DEATHS BAIN.— on January 31, at her late resident v. Kiddell Street, Frankton Junction, Alargaret, the beloved wife of George Bain, and eldest rlauehter of Air. and Airs. James Hunter, Westport. CHAMBER S. —On Fe bruary 3, at her daughter's residence, 4 Harlston Road. Mount Albert, Agnes Sinclair, beloved inotln-r of Alls. L. H. Wilson and George Chambers, Hemi Street, Devonport; aged 74 years. DUFFY. —On February 3, 11)29, at her parents’ residence, Huia Road, Papakura, Ailsa Patricia, dearly loved and only daughter of Patrick and Ruth Duffy; aged 18 months. Interment private. DUNN. —On February 2, at the residence of her daughter, Airs. o. A. Alason, Selkirk Road. Alorningside. Alary, beloved widow of the late John Dunn, of Atari mu ; in her 90th year.—R.l.P. DURHAM. —On February 2, 1929, at her residence, Ormond Road, Remuera. Emily, the beloved wife of H. J. Durham. Private interment. O’SULLIVAN. —On February 2, 1920. at the Auckland Hospital (result of an accident), Janus, the dearly-beloved husband •»f Daisy A. O’Sullivan, of 23 Arthur Street. Ponsonby, eldest son of Mrs. and tin- late John O’Sullivan, of Lower Hutt, Wellington; aged 4t> years.—R.l.P. The funeral will leave his late residence at 2 p.m. to-morrow (.Tuesday). PAYNE.— On February 2, 1929, at Auckland, Thomas Joseph, beloved son of Thomas Henry and Susan -Payne, of Devonport; aged 41 years. YELAVICH. —On February 2, at the Auckland Hospital. J fc >thy Jocelyn, beloved infant daughter of 1,. and E. Yelavicli, of Papaknra; aged 2 years. BEREAVEMENT NOTICES DIBBLE.— Air. F. Dibble and Family wish to thank all kind friends who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement; also for letters, telegrams, and floral emblems received.

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