OBITUARY.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19903, 4 June 1936, Page 8

OBITUARY.

MRB E. a. DALLIMORE. l l \\'ELL-KNO\\'N RESIDENT. ‘ (Special to Times.) ‘ CAMBRIDGE. Thursday. 1 The drain nceurrml this morning of; n \\(‘ll—kllu\\l\ re~illunl in the person “1' Mrs l-lililh Hui-he] l)‘d“ilnul‘L‘, \\ii'u" of Mr H. l). llnllininl‘c. ul' llit: legal Ill‘lll ul' Lenis and l>.illiiiini'c, ugud bi} years. The lalv )lrs DfllllllllM‘L‘, \\hu hail nui (‘HJIL‘ULI gum] hmllh fur llm Dim! lhruc bears, \\'ils burn in London, Living the ililughlrr of Mr and Mrs Ll. Miller. of Avian. LunlhnL Deceased “as min—calud and spent her curly his in Aulon uud \\iis married there 10 .\[r bullimure in iUUI. Mrs Unilimore, \\ilh her husband, and family, came in .\‘ew Zealand in 1911, and for heallh reasons they resided at Nelson for two years. before coming in Cambridge in 19H. when Mr Lialliniore entered inla partnership with Mr Lewis. The lale .\lrs Unlllmore was loved by nil her Close acquaintances and highly rcwl‘u-rled by the conmnunily fur ln-r kindly and gracious L“S]lo3i:iofl. 51.0 “n,- a guml rilizen. Likingr :1 lion] inn-rent in nil ”in :il'i'uirs nf the bar—nngh unil ili>lrirL .\ll‘: llillllllllu‘c \\us un lll‘dl'lll \\'urlwr fur the Anglican (lhnrrh :unl \\ii.\ an :u'liw inelnln'r “r lhe .\luihi-rs‘ lniun, [Milli-5‘ liuihl, and l‘lunlml Sin-inn. ill-munm-il is surviwil by her hush.inil unil llm I'nllu\\in:—: children:— .\ll'.~..~'l'~; Henry lHillilnui'u lSyilnm), :iml Manley lmllinmru Ul‘ukupnn:l;.uni] .\ll‘~'[lilllll‘.~' Nurnmn, Svnn, \lnll Luinmil \nung illnniillnn , :inll .\lism‘s llililii lmllinmri: unil Luis lmllinmn; \IZHIII-V lll‘illL'V . Their are lllrm- .Erzinil» rhihlri‘n. 'l‘ln- funeral will in: hz-hl an r inn-ll” \\ith ii .‘v‘l‘\i:‘l' ,xl :‘L .\n li‘mx‘g and llllLl’lllßlll .il [he Hauldpu geniu—.Lcr).