OBITUARY

Wairarapa Times-Age, 18 January 1941, Page 4

OBITUARY

— LADY MARGARET PERRY. : i • ; : The many friends of Sir William ’ i Perry, of Penrose, Masterton. will re-’ • gret to hear of the death of his wife. • i Lady Margaret Jane Perry, at the agej i of 77 years, which occurred last night: 1 at her resilience. Titirangi, The late Lady Perry was a daughter j of Mr Bridson. registrar of the Native Land Court in Auckland, where she; i was born. She lived in Wellington | i for some time before her marriage, i which took place nearlv 50 vears ago.: ! Sir William and Lady Perry would! have celebrated their golden wedding! next month. Lady Perry was widely known and respected in many parts of New Zealand. and particularly in the W.iira-i rapa. where she spent practically all. her married life. She was a life metn-j be of the Masterton brunch of the! Plunket Society and the Musterton branch of the Navy League, being an j original member of both bodies. For; many years she was vice-president of! the Mnstcrton Horticultural Society, Lady Ferry’s or.lv son, Comm, serv-! cd through the last war and died some years ago. She is survived by her hmbund. a grand-daughter, .Mrs Keith Morris, and a grandson. Mr W A C. Perrv. Penrose. Masterton. The sympathy of a wide circle of friends will be extended to the bereaved relatives in their great loss The funeral will take place er Mon-f da - , leaving the residence .it 10 30 a.m for a service at St. Matthew’s Church Crematorium at Karon ’ ’ MRS SARAH COX. Plvtmtith. •.e-'irdav Mrs Sarah formerly of Masterton* and ILmtihiJ ’ and a grand-daughter H Mr Joseph was a liar-sister to the well-known i* ;> . . v . ,!«• **> < •.< » av, I ■■■ < .* V<l I t ‘ wif/* ( ,