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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848-1954), Saturday 11 November 1944, page 2, 15
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BIRTHSANGIONK (McLaren).-On November 2. at
Warrawee Hospital, to Agnes and George-ft
ion (Michael Albert). (Both well.)
«RUMLEY (nee Olga Karris).-On OctoberM, at St. Andrew's, East Melbourne, to Mr.
and^Mrs. K.- J. P. Brumley.^ 117 Murray road.Freston-a son.
BYRIELL (Rogers-Davidson).-On Novem-
ber' -7, at St. Vincent's Maternity, to Nancyanti Paddy-a daughter (Johanne).
CALLOW (nee Francisco).-On November1, at Airlie, Ivanhoe-a son (Peter William).
CHANDLER.-On November 6, at Guild-
ford, Camberwell, to Mrs. and Mr. A. F.
Chandler, of North Balwyn-a daughter(Patricia Lilian). -
CHAPMAN.-On November 8, at St.Andrew's Hospital, to Lieut. R. M. Chapmanand ,Mrs. Joan Chapman-a son (PeterRobert).
CROWLE.-On October 25. at Sesklnore,to Vi and Bill-a son (John Seaton). (Abrother ior Wendy.)
DAVEY_On October 26, at MargaretColes Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davey,20 Callender street. Hughesdale-a son.
DIXON (nee McMennemin).-On OctoberB, at Epworth, to Mavis and Jim. Cowper»ve., Mt. Macedon-a daughter (BeverleyMavis).
ELLIOT.-On November 9, at Lynwood,Moat Albert, to Neil and Ray Elliot-a son.
FARR (Walsh).-On October 24. at Vau-cluse, to Lorna and Fred-a daughter (Rose-mary Helen).
FI8HER (Wills).-On November 6, atHopetoun, to Mavis and Keith-a daughter(Kay).
FLEMING.-On November 8, at St.
Andrew's, to Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Fleming,Surrey Hill»-* son.
FOWLER (Nicholson).-On November 8,
at Epworth, to Dorothy, wile ol Richarda son (John Mackinnon).
GODFREY (Marshall).-On November 2,
at Bethlehem. Caulfield, to Lila and Freda daughter (Cheryl Christine).
GREEN (Anderson).-On November 8, atCreswick House, to Peg and Bob-a son.
HANNEY (Williams). - On November 2,at Mansfield District Hospital, to Jess andJim-a daughter (Margaret Joyce).HARRIS (Anderson).-On November 4. at
Corryong, to Jacinth, wife of Hunter S.a daughter (Winsome Dawn).
HARRIS (Day).-On November 7, at St.George's, to Rose and Colin-a daughter.HARTIGAN,-On November 6. at St. Vin-
cent's Maternity Hospital, to Margaret andGerald-a daughter.
HEITSCH (Rayment).-On November 6. atSt. George's. Kew, to Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
'Heitsch-a daughter.HILL (Locarninl).-On November 8. at St.
Andrew's .Hospital, East Melbourne, to Addieand Allan-a son (John Allan).
HODGSON (nee Clifton).-On November4, at Colac Hospital, to Marlon and George-a daughter (Lynette Isabel).
'
RUDSON (nee Cameron).-On November 8.
at Margaret Coles, to May and Len-a daugh-ter.
HYNES.-On November 8. to FrederickM. B. and Emily M. E. Hynes, of TheManor. Mosman, near Sydney-a son (JohnRoger).
KELLY.-On November 6. at Eildon House,Ballarat, to L.A.C. and Mrs. Syd. Kelly, 50Victoria avenue-a daughter.
LAIN (Taylor).-On November 8. at Mercy.to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lain-a daughter(Elizabeth).
LANYON (Peggy Stooke).-On October 23,at Hamilton, to Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Lanyon-a son (Brian Frederick Stanley).
LOUGHNAN (nee Lister No-
LOUGHNAN (nee Lister Baker).-On No-vember 3. at Charlton Bush Nursing Hospi-tal, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Loughnan-adaughter (Valerie Frances Mary).
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(Bothwell.)
MASON (Gephart).-On October 30, atSacred Heart, Moreland, to Joyce and Bill-a son (Christopher James).
, McCOLL (Weston).-On November 8, atJessie McPherson Hospital, to Doris, wife ofFlight-Lieut. Malcolm Mccoll-a daughter.
McLEOD (Jessie Vickers).-On November?. to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McLeod-a daugh-ter.
MCMILLAN (nee Klmpton).-On November- 6, at the Women's Hospital, Crown street,
Sydney, to Prudence, wife of R. B. McMillan-a daughter.MEADOWS.-On November 3, at Margaret
Coles Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. A. W.Meadows, of Elsternwick-a daughter.
MONTGOMERY (nee Holden).-On Novem-ber 6. at Tatura, to Thelma and John-adaughter (Kaye Lynette).
MOUNSEY (Anderson).-On November 8,at St. Andrew's, to Mr, and Mrs. Eric H.a daughter (Glynne Margaret). (Both well.)
NEAGLE (Whyte).-On November 9, atBethlehem, to Frances, wife of Maj. J. F.Neagle-a son (Michael Francis). (Bothwell.)
NEWMAN (nee Fitch).-On November 6,
at Windermere, to Mr. and Mrs. R. O. New-man, 329 Orrong road. East St. Kilda-ason (Laurence Robert).
NIELSEN (Josephson).-On November 7,
at St. Andrew's. East Melbourne, to Billand Pat-a son (Peter Christopher).
NUTTER (Langford).-On November 5. atSt. Omer, to Joy and John-a son (JohnLeslie);
OWENS.-On October 30, at Oaklands,Murray road, Preston, to Mr. and Mrs. EvanOwens-twin daughters (Elizabeth Ann andMaureen Joan). (All well.)PADDLE (nee Blundell).-On November
4, at Colac District Hospital, to Norm andJoyce, of Beech Forest-a daughter (VirginiaJoy).
PEAKE.-On November 6. at St. Andrew's.East Melbourne, to Eileen, wife of GeorgeA. Peake-a son.
PICKEN (nee Janet McLay).-On Octoberl8, at King George V. Memorial Hospital,
Sydney, to Capt. and Mrs. Ian Picken-a
daughter.POWERS.-On November 8. at Avonne pri-
vate hospital. Belgrave, to L.A.C. and Mrs.C. E. Powers-a son.
REES (nee Gwen Parsons).-On November8, at St. George's Hospital. Kew, to F.-O.and Mrs. Stan Rees-a son (brother forLois).
ROGERS (nee Smith).-On November 8. atAlrleo Hospital. Ivanhoe, to Evelyn andVern-a son (Keith Vernon.) (Both well.)
RUDDOCK (Smith).-On November 6. atSt. Vincent's, to Dymphna and Jack-adaughter (Alicia Anne).
SELKIRK.-On November 5. at Eildon
House, Ballarat, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Selkirk,Howitt street-a daughter.
SEXTON.-On October 25. at Kilmore, toMr. and Mrs. Sexton-a son (Robert James).
SHEFFIELD (Saunders).-On November 5,at St. Vincent's Maternity Hospital, to Mrs.L. C.-a son.
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SMITH (nee Thule).-On November 8, toBettv and Jim-« son. (Both well.)
SPEER (nee McGrall).-On November 10.at St. Andrew's. East Melbourne, to Clareand Ken-a, son (Peter Kenneth). (Bothwell.)
THOM.-On November 9. at Margaret.Coles,, to Enid and Bruce, of Burwood-a
daughter..
THOMAS. - On October 20. at PaduaHouse, Brighton, to Valda and Hugh-a son
(Russell Julian). (Both well.)
THOMSON (Turnbull).-On October 28, at
THOMSON (Turnbull).-On October 28, at
Ambermere, Shepparton, to Mr. and Mrs.R. V. Thomson-a daughter (Betty May).
TROUNCE (nee Pat Laver).-On Novem-
ber 5, at King George V. Hospital, to
Norman and Pat-a son (William Terrey).WALLIS (Grinllngton).-Ori November 6,
at Maristowe, Fairfield, to Eileen and David-» son (David Basil).
WATSON (Campbell).-At Carbethon, to
Ann and Ernie-a son (Thomas William).(Both well.)
WHITE.-On November 3, at St. Andrew's,to Sheila and Geoff (A.I.F.)-a son (IanStrudwicke).
WILSON (Catherine Gregg).-On Novem-
ber 4, at Gippsland Base Hospital, Sale,
to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson, of Willung, ViaRosedale-a -son (Ian Geoffrey).
MARRIAGESANDERSON-VICKERS. - On September
23, at St. Paul's Church. Bendigo, by theRev. M. P. Oreen, Meiva Hazel, second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Vickers, GlenElgin, Colbinabbin, to Robert James, second
son of Mr. Robert Anderson and the late
Mrs. Anderson, Clyde Farm. Elmore.CARLSON-KEATING. - On Aprii 27. at
London, Section-Officer Moira Thérèse Keat-ing, W.A.A.F., youngest daughter of the lateP. J. Keating and Mrs. E. T. Keating,Ispahan ave., Hobart, Tasmania, to Lieut.
Carl Lancelot Carlson, R.A.N.V.R.. only son
Ol Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Carlson, Melbourne.
DANIELS-COCSLAND. - On November3, at Prince of Wales Park Methodist
Church, Thornbury, by the Rev. H. J.
Rouch, Mary.' eldest daughter of Mrs. andthe late Mr.' J. Cousland, Thornbury, toWilliam L. R. Daniels, only child of Mr.and Mrs: W, Daniels, North Fitzroy.
DINGLE-FULTON.-On November 1, at
Bt. Mary's Church of England, Caulfield, byCanon Dewhurst, Lesly Constance, onlydaughter of-'Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Fulton, olIA Hillside avenue. Caulfield, to Sig. HaroldWilliam Cosgrove (4th Brigade, A.I.F.), eldest
son of Mr, and Mrs. H. W. Dingle, of 29Tennyson street. East Malvern.
LEVERETT-HARKNESS.-On October 27,At Presbyterian Church, Malvern, hy theRev. W. Morgan, Isabel, fifth daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harkness, of Drouin,to Cpl. Norman, second son of Mr. and Mrs.
0. O. Levèrent, of 16 Railway avenue. Mal-
vern.
(To guard against Imposition, Birth, Mar»rlage, Death, and In Memoriam Notice«must be authenticated by some reputableperson to ensure their Insertion., To guardagainst error write all names clearly Inblock letters.
Birth. Marriage, Death, Bereavements InMemoriam, and Fufiflkl Notices up to 4
Unes, 3/; extra «iSTd.] ,
MARRIAGESLEWIS - CRUMMEY. - On Beptember
26, at Brisbane (Q.), Shirley Mary,W.A.A.A.F. second daughter of Mrs. O. B.and the late William Crummey, l8 Wakanulstreet. Northcote, Victoria, to Lieut. GordonWood Lewis, U.S. Cavalry, second son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Lewis, of Danese. WestVirginia. U.SA
LEWIS-LIDDELL.-On October 14, at
Holy Trinity, Balaclava, Helen (Bonnie),only daughter of Mrs. J. and the late Mr.J. B. Liddell, Gibbs street, Balaclava, toDonald (A.I.F.), elder son of Mrs. A. R.
and the late Mr. P. A. Lewis, Atheistenroad, Camberwell. ,
MCTAVISH-RICHARDSON. - On Novem-
ber 4, Margaret Weir, elder daughter of Mr.and Mrs. H L. Richardson, of Kooyong,
and Mrs. H L. Richardson, of Kooyong,koot rd.. Hawthorn, and Flt.-Lt. Harold
John, only son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lach-
lan McTavish, of Roseville, New South Wales.
©.FLAHERTY-LAURIE.-On November 8,
at Deepdene Presbyterian Church, May Boyd(Maisie), younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs.T. B. Laurie, 32 Campbell road. Balwyn,to Michael Sidney, eldest son of Senatorand Mra. S. W. O'Flaherty.PAYNTER-YORK. - On October 28. at
St. Mark's. East Brighton, by the Rev. "W.G. Backhouse, assisted by the Rev. Norman
Fox of St. Michael's, Sydney, Joan Marie,youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
W. 0?. York, of St. Kilda, to Kenneth
Mcintyre (R.A.A.F.), only ion of Mr. andMrs. J. E. Paynter, of Row Bay, Sydney.
ftOLXS - WILSON. - On October 21.
at Wesley Church, Melbourne, by Rev. A, O,Day, Nancy May, only daughter of Mr. andMrs. Beth Wilson. 204 Foster street. Dande-
nong, to Cpl. John Rolls (AXF.). 63 Wadestreet. Golden square.SULLIVAN-BURRAGE.-On October 28,
at Pirie street Methodist Church, Adelaide,by Rev. F. Humbly, M.A., B.D., assisted byRev. A. Broadbent, uncle of bridegroom,Joyce, elder daughter of Mr. and Mra. J.
Burrage, 239 Young »t.. North Unley, SouthAustralia, to Corporal Geoffrey Sullivan,
R.A.A.F., second eon of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Sullivan. 263 Morgan st., Broken Hill.
SILVER WEDDINGSKENNEDY-WHITTAKER. - Mr. and
Mrs. B. R. Kennedy, of 21 Harcourt avenue.Caulfield, have pleasure in announcing the25th anniversary of their wedding, celebratedby the Rev. Canon Ashton, at All Saints',East St, Kilda, on November 12, 1919.
ROGERS-ORCHARD. - Mr. and Mrs.R. W. P. Rogers announce with pleasurethe 25th anniversary of their wedding, cele-brated at St. Stephen's Church, Sydney, byRev, John Ferguson on November 8, 1919.Present address, Union Bank, Camperdown,Vic.
THOMPSON.-Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Thomp-son announce with pleasure the 25th anni-versary of their wedding, celebrated at St.Francis Xavier Church, Frankston, by Rev.Fr. O'Hagan on November 12, 1919. 2Grampian street, West Preston.
GOLDEN WEDDINGSBALLOCH - JOHNSON. - Mr. and Mrs.
A, Balloch announce with pleasure the 60thanniversary of their wedding, celebrated byMr. A. Maaengarb. at North Melbourne, onNovember 13. 1894. (Present address. 27Bourne road. Glen Iris S.E.6.)WYNNE-HOLLIS.-On November 12. 1894,
at Bacchus Marsh, by Major Phillip Kyle(Salvation Army), Charles Edward, youngestson of the late R. L. Wynne and lateMrs. Byron. Toolern Vale, to Annie, eldest
daughter of late Wm. and I'vs. Hollis, Mainstreet, Bacchus Marsh. (Prosent address,57 Orange avenue, Mildura.)
DIAMOND WEDDINGSFETHERS-CLARKE. - On November 11,
1884. at All Saints' Church. St. Kilda, byCanon J. H. Gregory, assisted by the Rev.H. A. Langley, William, son of JamesFethers, to Edith Mary, daughter of H. J.Clarke. (Present address, Royston, 64 Dan-denong road. Caulfield.)
DEATHS
On Active ServiceCHESTERMAN.-A sincere tribute to the
memory of- our former colleague. FlylngOfflcer N.
memory of- our former colleague. FlylngOfflcer 8. N. Chesterman, presumed killedIn action. January 23, 1942. (Eagle, starInsurance Company Ltd.)
COCHRANE.-On October 30 (accidentallykilled, Melbourne), Lesley Florence, Cor-poral. A.A.M.W.B- beloved eldest daughterof the late O. W. and F. cochrane, andloved sister of Mary (Mrs. A. SchwarU)and Robert (Horsham), aged 29 years.
(For Continuation of AnnouncementsSee Page 15)
DEATHSOn Active Servie«
(Continued from Page 2)
EVA-Colin, Sgt., VX30683. 2/2nd Pioneers,
ME Java, formerly P.O.W.. now reportedmissing, presumed lost his life at sea Sep
tmba'12. dearly loved son of Mr. and Mrs.
p. S. Eva. loving brother of Roma, and
hrnther-ln-law Of Don.
KING.-VX64359. George Francis, P.O.W.,
reoorted missing believed dead, dearly loved
fourth son of William and Beatrice King,
Werribee loving brother and pal of Arthur,
Fred Allen Herb, Rupert. Mary, Jean. Enid,Colin. Beatie, Peter, aged 35 years.
-Remembered always.LYNCH.-VX27139, Sapper Martin Mont-
gomery, P.O.W. Thailand. 2/10 Field Coy.,
RAE, Stn Dlv.. believed lost his Hie at
eea
'
September 12, loved eldest son of Mr.
und Mrs. M. B. Lynch, Sunshine, loved
brother of Ron (A.I.F.) and Alvan (M.N.),Albert (Jim., A.I.F.). and Lillian. -Sadly
"LYNN.-K. H. (VX19291), 2/2nd Pioneer
Batt former P.O.W.. Java, now missing,believed dead, esteemed friend and workmate
of the employees of Leeds Dyeworks, North-
cote. -Lest we forget.
MACAULAY.-Sgt. GeoSrey, No. 2 Petrol
Park Middle East, Java, loved nephew of
j and M. Morgan, Carrum Downs, and
cousin of Murray (R.A.A.F.). Ian (R.A.A.F.),
Margaret, Geoffrey, and Nancy, -So dearlyloved, so deeply mourned.
MARKS.-VX5C053 Pte. Ronald Elphin-stone 2/2nd Pioneers, formerly P.O.W-, Java,
now reported missing, believed dead, dearlyloved onlv son of Will and Edith, loving
brother of Muriel (deceased). Doreen (Mrs.Wilson), and Joy. aged 24 years. -Ever re-
membered.
MARSH.- -On January 21, presumably killed
over Germany, Flight-Sgt. Pathfinder Peter
Andrew, beloved elder son of John StanleyMid Phyllis Marsh, 13 Kennaway street, Tus-
more, S.A., and loved brother of Barry, aged19 years. -R.I.P.
MARSH.-On January 21. over Germany,Fllght-Sgt. Peter Andrew MaTSh. beloved
grandson of Mrs. Andrew Sweetman, 20 Derbystreet, Camberwell, aged 19 years. -R.I.P.
MCDOUGALL. - On April li (result air
operations over France). Flying-Officer Rob-
ert Bruce, loved younger son of Mr, and
Mrs. J. J. McDougall, and loved brother ofJack.
MCDOUGALL. - On April li, in France,Robert Bruce, loved brother of Jack, brother
in-law Morac, and loving uncle of Bruce and
John.MCDOUGALL. - on April li, in France,
P.O. Robert Bruce, loved fiance of Jean Lin-colnsMCGREGOR.-On June 20, VX48268 J. D.,
S/3rd Machlnegun, M.E.. Java, previouslyP.O.W.. now reported missing» believed dead,dearly loved nephew of J. ana V. McGregor,
dearly loved nephew of J. ana V. McGregor,loving cousin of Muriel, Stella, and Norman,Cronmore. Wyuna.ROWLEY.-On September 12, VX23934 Pri-
vate William Russell, previously P.O.W.,Moulmeln Camp. Burma, now reported miss-ing, died at sea, loved elder son of Mrs.E, J. Rowley, 23 North road, Elwood, andthe late Mr. W. W. P. Rowley, dear brotherto Dorothy and Ron.RAMSAY.-VX17827 Harold G., 2/2nd
Pioneers, M.E., formerly P.O.W., Thailand,reported lost his Hie at sea, September 12,dearly loved set brother of Bryan Foster,alEO 2/2nd Pioneers, who was killed In actionSyria, June 27, 1941.WALSINGHAM.-S. H.. VX57812, P.O.W.
Java, now reported missing believed deadJune 20. only son Mr. and Mrs. S.
walsinghom, Albert street. Highett, lovingbrother of Win.
ADAMS.-On November 10. Dorothy Cliallice, of 413 North road. Caulfield, youngestdaughter of the late William and AliceAdams, loving sister of Elsie (deceased).Archie, Reg, and Kathleen (Mrs. M. L.Mullins), loved sister-in-law of Evelyn andHarcus, fond niece of Ellen Jane Tremlett.-Sadly missed.ANDREW.-On November 4, Martha, of
Nth. Brighton, loved sister of Minnie (Mrs.Gillett). Ethel (Mrs. Clark). Henry, andHazel, auntie of Lorna, Ivor, Ray, Isabel,and Albert.ARKINS.-On November 10. at her resi-
dence, 2 Pino grove. Malvern, Beatrice, dearlyloved sister of Harold and Cecilia. -Requlescat in pace.AULD.-On November 9, Christina
Josephine Auld, late 16 Champ street, Coburg,loved sister of Ada (Mrs. Payne). Vera (Mrs.James), Maurice, and Graham, aged 46 years.
-R.I.P.
BARRATT.-On November 9. William Bar-ratt, beloved brother of Margaret Barratt, 44Robe street, St. Kilda. (Tasmanian papersplease copy.)
BLANC. - On November 10, at CaritasChristi Hospice, Elizabeth, dearly loved wifeof the late Joseph Noel Blanc, late of 179Drummond street, Carlton. -R.I.P.
BLANC-On November 10, at CaritasChristi Hospice, Elizabeth, dearly lovedeldest daughter ol the late Joseph and DinahBrennan, loved sister of Mary (deceased).Rose. Lily (deceased), Tillie (deceased).Julia. Janey, and Daisy (deceased), lateof Warrnambool and 179 Drummond street.Carlton. -R.I.P.
BLANC. - On November 10, at CaritasChristi Hospice, Elizabeth, dearly loved auntc4 Ruby and Noel Toniolo, fond great-auntof Norma (deceased), Noela. Leon, and babyAnnita. -R.I.P. (Inserted by her lovingniece, 48 Guildford road. E.10.)BOYD-On November 10. at Camperdown
District Hospital, James Alexander, husbandoí the late Mary L.. loving father of Ed-ward Alice (Mrs. Morgan). Allan. Robert,Albert (deceased), Willinm. Frank. Annie(Mrs. James Hill), Frederick (deceased, lateA.I.F.), Harry, and Minnie (Mrs. G. Payne),Hßed 87 years.
BRITTEN.-A tribute of respect and lovedmemory of our esteemed employer. (In-serted by the staff.)
BMTTiNGHAM.-On November 10. at 32Chrystobel crescent, Hawthorn. SamuelS2?Iles deÄrly loved husband of the lateEdith Lillie, and father of Lindsay andGeoffry.
BRITTINGHAM.-On November 10, at hisresidence, 32 Chrystobel crescent Hawthorn,,,?,??,uel abarles, second son of the lateWilliam and Ann Amelia Brittingham, be-loved brother of William (deceased). George(deceased), Staines (deceased), Frederick
(deceased), Staines (deceased), Frederick(deceased), Walter. Furless, May Frank (de-ceased), and Arthur (deceased).'in his 85thsear.
BUCK.-On November 4, at Gordon, Regi-nald Joseph, of Albert street. Brighton, be-loved husband of Elizabeth, and lovingfather of Mary Gwendoline. -R.I.P.
.JiP'^T011 November 10, at 216 Glenelmroad Elsternwick, Eva May Theresa, dearlyÍ?" u.wlfe oi Charles Alfred Bunn, lovingdaughter of Frederick and Ellen Howard,laving_ sister of Clare and Frank Hnzen.1JÏÏ4 WELI'- - °n November 9, William,sn
,.w?aly/"rS<S "of, tne late Francis andgTteth (Walhalla), brother of May (Mrs.SLRWn". Oakleigh). Ethel (Mrs. Sutherland,LiHdale)'J Ellzabeth (Mrs. Myers, Ascotrn'.SF.SL44 years- -Requlescat in pace,
w »W* ORD.-On November 6. at private
Hospital, Melbourne. Martha Ann. lovingÄw of, ollve <Mrs. Parkinson), dearBTandma of Alma (Mrs. Ricardo), and Joyce
ars' WrlKht), great-grandma of Graeme.-Sweet rest
n.5ïiCKINSïr0n October 31. at Waratah,^"ton.N.S.W., Amy Florence, beloved
m! ofT J°scph. and loving mother of Ida
M3J-, n- Reynoldson), Roy (R.A.A.F.),
Norma (Mrs. W. D. Young, Leeton), Arnold.Betty (A A.M.W.S.), Ronnie, loving grandÄ1«0* k?rrainp, John. Elizabeth. Mal
Ä H^no'dson, Ian Dlcklns, and Graham«ung, aged CO years -At rest.,i.!?îlAITïN,'~0n November 6, at her resi-dence. 121 windermere street, Ballarat,Ä?«na-«dcorly love<1 wlfe °i the Jate
2«s Pr.a«m. of Cardigan, and lovedn?;ilcr"of .Prank. Thomas, David, Ellzabeth"5s- Harold White), Mary (Mrs. L. Crow).EU",1?]0,' ln her 01st l,car- -Bestingn^Uí0 s sunset.
h^,ATrî^-,r0n November 9, at privateKi
I-ballarat. David Draflln. of Bo-peep.
¡Le<lJHlM,and of the late Agnes Draflln,Bmnl?»ving Ia,lheir 0I Dorothy. Vera (Mrs.Bennetts), and Leslie, aged 77 years.JnmP'«u,_0n November 10, at Kyneton,¿TvS ^nÄ *Pn <* lat« James and MarypiSLí? Gicnlyon. -R.I.P.
nHJ.-On November 7, Rosalie, fondÄother °} A- E- Edney. Hampton, andffiL Krandm» of Daisy. Madge, andPnwi,,^Pe«cerully sleeping,
lorn DDs-~°n November 9. at Dayles
EdSlJS?'*' iellct of the late William Johnfinffi5, ?nd l0,vhig mother of Ethel (Mrs.H1,("Jcnnle <Mr¡¡- Sartori), William.wn\
,(Iírs; Nankervis), Evelyn (Mrs. JackoSiV». ck' Mlnnlo (Mrs. Featherstone), and
clos«.' aS 8* years- ~The IonB dMr
diîoNSHu"~°n November 9, at hospital, BenSfo'iÄ1 í01*1T (Dad), loved husband ofZl3&i«**<* Ann Finch! loved dad of John
Sí- .""icli-lovcd granddad of Bob; great«Jnoaad of ian. aged 89 years. -In God's
Ma?X£^cîn November 10, at Heathertondtorlv IÏÏÎ?^1?' Thomas. Bridgewater, tho
lo fc?£ved ««»band of Mary Jane, andELIat£er,or William, James (deceased).«Ä8- "?Sn&mln (deceased), Valeria (de
*Ä«uUy CS' age,d 81 years- -Slecp"
Vatw C&i1 November 10, Thomas BridgehtWBi vS?** frenddad of Leslie and Valerie.fiiiiUSiiiL. -Asleep.«tace^0^--0^ November 8. at the re
Si"of,w' son-in-law, 41 Dendy street,"i uTP",t«Zi?UuCar William, beloved husband
Slit vÀ* e RSb?cc(v Emily .Carrington, In his(¡inwïù privately Interred November 9.)
(W A ?0«-rOn November 8. at Fremantle
MA 6s *£?""? «»race, M.B... Ch.B..Voiarii "\5,B-}- wooHd son of the lato
»ilWf wd, ;,tb?le Gibson, formerly of
ofL-J \:
nve,d '»«banu of Mary, und father"'U1- Pet>--r. iviid
Duvld.
"'U1- Pet>--r. iviidDuvld.
DEATHSGILBERT.-On November 2. at 81 powell
street, Yarraville. -In loving memory ofour friend, Rose, Sadly missed. (Inserted byMr, and Mrs. Orchard and Marjorie.)
GRANGE.-On November 10, at his resi-dence, 31 Bishop street. Brunswick, William
Richard, beloved husband of Rose, and lovingfather of Richard. Violet. Harold, Olive.Albert. Ethel, James, Leslie, Isabella, Wil-liam (deceased), and Dulcie (deceased), aged80 years. (No flowers by request.) .
,
GRANGE.-On November 10. William, theloved father of Olive (Mrs. D Mehegan,of Coburg), loved father-in-law of Dan.grandfather of Olive (Mrs. S. Sprague,Coburg). Mary (Mrs. Warhurst. Kensington),and Doris Mehegan. loved papa of Slddie andBillie Sprague. -May God give us graceto follow his good example.
GRAY.-On October 7, Ernest Charles,drowned result of accident at Dromana (notfound), dearly loved husband of Daphne.-Some day I'll understand.
GRAY.-On October 7, Norman Arthur
(drowned, result of accident), at Dromana,brother of Ern. -A wonderful friend, (Inser-ted by his sister-in-law, Daphne.)
i
HALL.-On November 8, at his residence,23 Stanley grove, Canterbury, George HenryCumpston, loved husband of Ada, and lovedfather of Dorothy and Hilda. (Privatelyinterred November 9.)
HARRY-Jane, loved wife of late Thos.B. Harry. Milloo, eldest daughter of latoWilliam Peters, Dunolly; dear sister of Thos.,William, Edwin, Olive (all deceased), andHelen (Mrs. A. Harrop, Warburton), -InGod's care.
HARVEY.-On November 6 (suddenly), at
Wonthaggi Hospital, Alfred E., son of lateWilliam and Hannah Harvey (late of Ruby,South Gippsland), loved brother of Wil-liam, Arthur, Albert, Harold, Florrie, and
Ruby. -Sweet rest.HILLS.-On November 0, at her home.
Forest, Tasmania, Margaret Jane, lovedmother of GlRdys (Mrs. Laird, Werribee),dear granny of Hilton, Irene. Madge, Lyle,Ken (2nd A.I.F.), Lesley, and great-grand-mother of Jennifer, Phyllis, and Ian, aged78 years. -In God's care.
HOLDEN.-On November 10, at 82 Point
Nepean road, Aspendale, Frederick Watter
son, the dearly beloved son of James and
Mary, and loved brother of Annie (Mrs.Williams), Victor (deceased), and Beatrice
(Mrs. Anderson). -At rest. (No flowers,
by request.)HOLDEN.-On November 10. at 82 Point
Nepean road. Aspendale, Frederick, loved
brother of Annie (Mrs. Williams). Victor
(deceased), and Beatrice (Mrs Anderson).HOLDEN.-In memory of Fred, loving
nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Holden, 50
Shepparton avenue. Carnegie.HUNTLEY.-On November 5. Marla Eliza-
beth, of Essendon, beloved wife of Herbert,and darling mother of Audrey (Mrs. Leary).Fred. Len. and Norm., loving nana of
Sandra and Diane. -Sadly missed.JUPP.-On November 9, at Prince Henry's
Hospital, Herbert John, loved brother of
Arthur, brother-in-law of Myrtle. -At
peace.KENNEDY (nee England). - On November
10, Stella, lovinst sister of Charlie, Liz,
loving aunt of Jack. Lil, Gertie, Tom, Nellie,
Jenn, Ernie.KENNEDY (nee England). - On November
10, Stella, loving, sister of Agnes, Gertie,
Horrie, loving aunt Dorothy and Thelma.
Horrie, loving aunt Dorothy and Thelma.
KERR.-On November 4, at 1 Imperialavenue. Caulfield, Britania, widow of the
late T. W. Kerr, of Ballarat, and dearlyloved mother of Robert. Mabel, and Wal-lace. -In God's care.
LANG. - On November 9, Mary Emily,dearly loved wife of the late Henry Lane,of The Patch, and mother of Will grand-mother of Jack and Dorothy (Annuello), aged89 years. -Peacefully sleeping.
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LARMOTJR.-A tribute of love and affectionto our dear father, William John, who passedaway on November 2, at Charlton. -Thoughdeath divides, fondest memories cling. (In-serted by his loving daughter. Mavis and
son-in-law, Keith Cossar, 37 Thomas street.
Mitcham.)LEACH.-On November 9, at Mentone.
Edwin Isaac, the dearly beloved husband ofEdith Blanche, of 2 Hunter road, Camber-well, and loving father of Ruth (Mrs.Hammon). Edith (Mrs. Blrrell), and Gwenda
(Mrs. Jones), aged 61 years, (No mourning,by request.)
LEACH.-On November 9. Edwin I., dear
father of Ruth and Jack, and grandpa ofJenette. Margret-Noel. Peter. Louise, andWarwick.
LEACH.-On November 9. Edwin I., loved
father of Edith and Dick, and dear grandpaof Joan.
LEACH.-On November 9, Edwin I., darl-
ing father of Gwenda and Carl, and dear
grandpa of Pamela, Bobby, Coralie, and
Barry.LEACH.-On November 9. Edwin I., loving
brother of Annie and Charlie. f|
LILLY.-On November 10, George Alexan-
der, beloved husbaud of the late Emma Eliza-
beth, loved father of Winifred, James. Bea-
trice (deceased), Viotti, Grace, Alice, and
Olive, passed peacefully away aged 90 years.(Inserted by his loving family.)
LITTLE.-On November 7, at Morwell,Sarah, relict of late George Henry, of Essen-
don, loved mother of George (N.Z.), Me-
linda (Mrs. White), James (N.Z.), Gordon
(N.Z.), Bert (deceased). May (Mrs. Rowell),loving grandmother of Howard Rowell, Lil-
lian, Jean, Jessie, and Isobel White, greatgrandmother of Marie and Elizabeth, aged92 years, a colonist of 90 years. -At rest.
MCDOUGALL. - On November 5. at East
Melbourne, late Moonee Ponds and St. Kilda,
dearly loved wife of the late Frank Kentish
and William McDougall (deceased), loving
mother of May (Mrs. Les Barry, 664 Highstreet, East Kew). Daisy (Mrs. George
Barry), and Frank Kentish. -Peacefullysleeping.
MoLEAN.-On November 4. at St. Arnaud,Elizabeth, the devoted wife of John, loving
mother of W. L. (St. Arnaud). M. E.
(Warrnambool), J. W. (Regent), A. E. (Mal-vern), late of Hyde Park. Adelaide, aged84 years. -Smile thru your weeping and
say, Gone by the upland way.
MILES. - On November 6, at Warwick.Queensland, Elizabeth, only daughter of the
late Robert and Gwenlllan Miles. (InterredBrisbane, November 8.)
MILLS.-On November 6 (suddenly), at
Wandiligong, John Francis, dearly loved hus-
band of Dorothy, aged 69 years. -Peacefullysleeping.
MURRAY.-On November 8, James Stlrk
lng, dearly loved father of Jack, father-in
law of Maisie, and grandfather of Jim
and Bill, aged 77 years.
NORTON.-On November 4. at her resi-
dence, Roseville avenue. Roseville, Elaine,
dearly loved wife of Maurice, and loved
mother of Mary (Mrs. Mote), Noel, Elaine,
Isabelle, Warren (deceased). Moira, and loved
grandma of Paul, aged 68 years. -At rest.
O'DWYER. - On November 0. at Mel-
O'DWYER. - On November 0. at Mel-
bourne (suddenly), William Luke, dearly
loved eldest son of late Michael and Annie
O'Dwyer (Bendigo), and loved brother of
Mary. Michael (deceased), Annie (Sister
Mary Patrick, Convent Mercy, Bendigo),and Joseph. -Requlescat in pace.
PETRIE.-On November 8, at a privatehospital, Frank. (Privately cremated, Spring-vale, November 9.)
POWER.-On November 8, nt 187 Highstreet. Kew. Richard Gerard, loved husband
of Ellen, and loved father of Richard
(R.A.F.) and Helen (Mrs. B. A. Santa-
maría). -R.I.P.POWER.-On November 8. at 187 High
street, Kow, Richard Gerard, loved son ol
the late Dr. Richard and Mrs. Power, form-
erly of Crimea street, St. Kilda, loved
brother of Major Jack Power. Nell (Mrs.
Baden Powell, deceased), and Molly (LadyWalker). -R.I.P.
PRESTON.-On November 10. at his resi-
dence, 48 Castlemaine street, Yarraville,
Stanley, dearly loved husband of Eileen Pres-
ton, and loving father of Florence (Mrs.Anderson), Morris, and Reg, aged 57 years.
RICHARDS.-On November 10. at her resi-
dence, 121 Head street. Elsternwick. Fanny
Helen, dearly beloved daughter of the late
Samuel and Mary Richards (of Windsor),sister of Samuel (deceased), Mary (Mrs. J.
Oliver), Harry (deceased). Isabel, and Ed-
ward. (Private Interment.)RICHARDS.-On October 28, at Melbourne,
Muriel, loved daughter of the late William
and Emma Richards, and loving sister of
Maynlo (Mrs. F. M. Martin), Maud (Mrs.W. H. Rook), Gwen (Mrs. C. Meltzer). and
Herbert.RIHOY.-On November 10, at Lilydale,
Bridget, wlfo of the John Henry Rlhoy,loving Bister of Margaret, Marla, Alice, aged86 years. -Peacefully sleeping.
RUSSELL.-On October 27. at 20 Beaver
street, East Malvern, Emily Ellwibcth, the
dearly beloved wife of the late John Brodie
Russell, and loved mother of Minnie (Mrs.G. Chamber*), Rose (Mrs. L. Allan), James,and William (deceased)-by the first mar
-riage with the late Thomas McDermottMccallum; and loved sister of Mina, Agnes,
Fanny (all deceased), George, and Ada, aged78 years. -A patient sufferer, at rest.
RYAN.-On November 9 (result of acci-
dent). Catherine, of 15 Johnson street, North
Richmond, relict of the late John Patrick
Riyan, and dearly loved mother of John,
Percy (deceased). Catherine, May (Mrs.
Sutton, deceawd), Margaret (deceased),
Joseph (deceased). Thomas (deceased).
Rupert, Mary (Mrs. Kegele), Patrick. Leo.
Vincent, and Veronica (Mrs. Suffield), aged
78 vears. -Requlescat in pace.SMITH.-On November. 10, at 33 Grosvenor
street, Balaclava, Emma, beloved wlfo of late
James Herbert, loving mother of James,
Ethel (Mrs. Davey), Albert, Linda (Mrs.
Mcpherson). Lauretta (deceased). Nell, In
hor 93rd year. -Peacefully sleeping.
STEPHENSON.-On November 4.<* Joseph
William, of 37 Mackav street, Essendon,
loved uncle of Frank, Evelyn, Allson, and
Roscmaiy Pitts (Kyabram), and Allen Inch
(Mcrrlcum).i
DEATHSSTEWART.-On November 6. Ann, third
eldest daughter of the late William and MaryStewart, of Swanwater, St, Arnaud; lovingsister-of Christina (Melbourne), Jane (Mrs.Robertson, Ormond), Jessie (Mrs. Chamber»,Oakleigh), Lily (St. Arnaud), and brothersWilliam and John (Gre Gre North), Grace,Mary, James, William, and Alex (deceased),aged 67 years.
STREAT.-On November at her
years.STREAT.-On November 8. at her fcsl
dence, 195 Cape street. Heidelberg, FlorenceIsabel, beloved wife of Albert Streat, lovedmother of Jack, Violet (Mrs. F. Kingston).Gladys (deceased), Bob, Eric, and Peg, aged72 years. -Our loved mother at rest. (Pri-vately Interred, November 9.)
TURNER.-On October 31, William Fred-rick, 5th Battalion, First A.I.F., eldest son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Turner, for-merly of Geelong and Kilmore.
WELLS.-On November 6, William, of
Darley, Dandenong road. Armadale, belovedfather of Argie, dearly loved father-in-lawof Dorothy, and devoted grandfather of Wil-liam George Wells.
WILTSHIRE.-On October 27. Alfred, of116 Barkly street. East Brunswick, dearlyloved husband of Lena, and devoted fatherof Olive (Mrs. Bright), aged 73 years.
WRIGHT.-On November 10, at privatehospital, Ruby Alice, the loved wife of
David, of Point Nepean road, Cheltenham,and loving mother of Pat and Ray, aged 48
years. (Private interment.)
IN MEMORIAM
Roll of Honour-On Active Service
DALGLIESH.-In loving memory of Max,
dearly loved husband of Dorothy, who died
on active service In the Middle East, No-
vember 12, 1941 (Sgt. M. A. Dalgliesh). -
Ever remembered.HILLIER. - in loving memory of our
dearest Daddy, Cnpt. Roy Hillier, who passedfrom this life on November 12, 1943, at
the Heidelberg Military Hospital. (Inserted
by his wife and daughter. Elsie and Joan.)JOHNSON.-In loving memory of Pllot
Oillcer Alfred Carrington Johnson, 400398,
killed Middle East, November 12, 1941, dearlyloved husband of Jessie, and dear father of
Lesley.JOHNSON.-A tribute of love to our dear
Al. (Pilot-Officer Alfred C), Egypt, Novem-
ber 12, 1941, devoted and dearly loved son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson, 47 Collins
street, Thornbury, dear.
brother of Elva,
brother-in-law of Howard, fond uncle of
Jean and Keith Thomas. Avoca.JOHNSON.-Fond memories of Al. (Pilot
Offlcer Alfred C), beloved nephew of Auntie
Louie. -Greater love hath no man.
JOHNSON.-In loving memory of Alfred
Carrington Johnson, died result of aircraft
accident at Fuka, Middle East, November 12,
1941, loved son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. D. S.
Garland, 9 Hotham street. Preston.
MACAULAY.-Geoffrey, sgt., VX12548.Petrol Park, M.E. and Java, missing, pre-
sumed dead, loved brother of Nell (R.A.A.F.),brother-in-law of Bess. -We never forget.
MACAULAY.-In loving memory of Uncle
GeoiT. -He died that we may live. (Jimand Moira.)
MARSHALL.-Cherished memories of our
son. Bgt.-Pilot Mervyn, who gave his life
at Accra. B.W. Africa, November 13. 1942.
-In the morning and at eventide we will
remember. (Inserted by his sorrowingparents and grandparents.)MARSHALL.-Loving memories of Sgt.
Pilot Mervyn, who rests at Accra, British
West Africa. -The memory of a smile
lingers. (Queenie and Cecil.)
MARSHALL.-Loving memories of Sgt.
Ptlot Mervyn, who rests at Accra, B.W.
Africa. -And through the mists we see yousmile. (Merle and Bill.)
MARSHALL.-Loving memories of Sgt.
Pllot Mervyn, who sleeps at Accra, Chris
tlanborg Cemetery. -My garden Is not so
sweet because you are not there. (Enid and
Tom.)MARSHALL.-Loving memories of Sgt.
Pllot Mervyn, who sleeps at Accra, WestHarold.
Pllot Mervyn, who sleeps at Accra, West
Africa, loved brother of Iris and Harold.
-Resting where no shadows fall.
MARSHALL.-Sacred to Mervyn's memory.-At evening fall we hear you call. (Dorothy,Norm, and Garth.)
MEIER.-A tribute of love to the beautiful
memory of our dear son and brother, .SapperHarry, A.I.F., died of Injuries, El Alamein,November 11, 1942. -Always In our thoughts.(Inserted by father, mother, and Ossie.)
MEIER.-In loving memory of my dearlyloved nephew. Harry, A.I.F., who died of
injuries, El Alamein, November 11. 1942.
-Ever remembered. (Inserted by his Aunt
Mary.)PALMER.-In fond memory of Don. killed
El Alamein, November 11, 1942. -Our pal.
(Inserted by Spr. Jim and Bill Tuttle.)
ALLISON.-In fond memory of Florrie,
who died at Richmond. November 12, 1929,
loving mother of Mary, Joan, Gwen, John,and Ruth.
ARCHBOLD.-In loving memory of mydear husband and our dear father, who
passed away November 11, 1941. -Sadlymissed by all.
AKCIIBOLD.-Cherished memories of our
wonderful brother, Ralph, who passed awaythree years ago today. (E. Gray.)
ASHWORTH.-In memory of my devotedwife, Rachel Racine Ashworth, who departedthis life on November 11, 1942. -Peacefullysleeping. (Inserted by her loving husband
and family.)ASHWORTH.-In loving memory of our
dear mother and grandma, who passed away
on November 11, 1942, at Glen Iris. -Fondmemories. (Inserted by her loved ones,
Nellie, Will, and grandchildren, Rae andBillie.)
UEARDSLEY.-In loving memory of dear
mother, who passed away November 11,. 1939,-Ever remembered. (Holly.)
BERTOLI.-In loving memory of my dearsister. Teresa Amelia, who passed away No-vember 11, 1940. -Sadly missed by herbrother, Arthur.
BOYD.-In loving memory of my dear wife.
Lydia Ann, and our beloved mother, who
passed away November 11, 1943. -Sadlymissed. (Inberted by her husband, family,und grandton, little Bob.)
BOYD.-In loving memory of my dearsister, Lil, who passed away November 11,
1943. -Sweet memories. (Inserted by hersister. Mrs. L. Jones, and family.)
CAWCUTT.-In loving memory of my dearwife, Edith Emello, who passed away No-vember 11, 1938. -R.I.P.
CIIALLONER.-In loving memory of Jane,who passed away on November 11, 1940.-Ever remembered.
CLARK.-In loving memory of our dear
mother. Mary Eda. who passed away No-vember 11, 1940. -Happy memories. (In-
serted by her loving daughters.)CLARK.-In loving memory of my dear
mother, who passed away suddenly on Novem-
ber 11, 1940. -Loving memories. (Insertedby Edna and Bill Pearson, East Ivanhoe.)
CLEGHORN.-In loving memory of mydear husband. Harry, and our loving father,
who passed away on November 11, 1939. -A
thought for today, memories for ever. (In-
serted by his wife and children.)
DANAHER.-In loving remembrance of my
dearest wife, Minnie, who passed away on
November 12. 1941. (Inserted by her loving
husband. Rod.)-- DANAHER.-In loving memory of our
darling mother, who passed away on Novem-ber 12. 1941. -Sweet memories. (Insertedby her loving daughter. Mollie; son-in-law.
Charlie; and granddaughters, Billie andPatty.)
DANAHER.-In loving memory of my dear
DANAHER.-In loving memory of my dearmother, who departed this life November12, 1941. -R.I.P. (Inserted by her loving
son. Tom; daughter-ln-law, Eileen; grand-son. Maurice. )
DAVEY.-In loving memory of my dear son.Harry, who passed away November 7, 1943,loved brother of Edle, Bert, and Bill.
-Sadly missed. (Inserted by his loving
mother.)DAVID.-In loving memory of H. R.
(Harry 1, dearly loved husband of Vera,I. M.. November 11, 1943.
DAVID.-In memory of our dear pop,H. R" November 11. 1943. (His loving
daughter and son-in-law. Olive and Des
Glynn.)DAVIS.-In loving memory of my dear hus-
band and our dear father, who died Novem-ber 11. 1941. (Inserted by his wife andfamily.)
DUNN.-In memory of James Stewart, who
passed away at 4 Foster street, 8t. Kilda.November 12. 1943. (Inserted by his friends,St. Kilda Gardens.)
ELLIS.-A tribute to the memory of our
dear father, John E. M.. called home from
Hawthorn, November 12. 1943. -Our be-loved dad. (Inserted by his family. Mabel,Lizzie. Jack, Bill, and Flo.)
ELLIS.-Loving memories of our dear dad
and grandfather, who passed away at Haw-
thorn, November 1943: also our loved mother
and grandma, July 7, 1930. -United In
heaven. (Mr. and Mrs. G. Blackman and
family.)GEAPPEN.-In loving memory of my dear
husband and our dear father, who passed
away November 12, 1941. -Though lost to
sight, to memory ever dear. (Inserted by his|
loving wife and family.) «
GIDNEY.-In loving memory of my dear
husband, Herbert James, who passed away
November 11, 1943. -Away in God's beau-
tiful somewhere. (Inserted by his loving
wife, Margretta; sons, Stan and Bert; and
daughter-in-law. Edna.)
HARRISON.-In loving memory of our dear
mother, Louisa, who passed away on Novem-
ber 12, 1939. - Every day in silence we
remember. (Inserted by her loving daughterand loving ron-ln-law, Elsie nnd Gordon
Gldney, and Mavis Gidney.)HARRISON.-In loving memory of our
dear mother nnd grandmother, who passed
away on November 12, 1939. (Inserted by
her daughters. Edith and Rose, and grand-
son. Neale.).
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HODGE.-Sweet memories of mv dearlyloved sister, .Harrlutte Newell Hodge, who
dlfd November 12, 1942, -Rest after weari-
ness, peace after pain.
IN MEMORIAM"HOBBS.-In memory of my dear sister,
Helena, who passed.away November 11. 1943.
(Inserted by her loving sister. L. G. Shaw.)HOWICK.-In sad but loving memories of
my darling husband. Bill, who passed awayon November 10, 1941. (Inserted by his
loving wife, Doris.)
IN loving memory of our dear mother,who passed away November 11. 1943,
-Cherished memories. (Inserted by her lov-
ing son, Frank. and daughter-in-law,Gladys.)
JOHNSON.-Fond memory of our dear
parents-father, who passed away November12, and mother. February 1, 1944. -Remem-
brance.JOY.-in loving memory of our dear
mother, who passed away November 11, 1943.
-Always remembered by her sons, Bert and
Will; daughter. Olive; and daughter-in-law.Nellie.
LAMBRICK.-In loving memory of Millie,
elder daughter of Erasmus and Letitia Lam
brick, sister of Freda, and niece of Missto the life
brick, sister of Freda, and niece of Miss
Lambrlck. who passed to the higher life
on November 11, 1930. -Not forgotten.
LEVY.-In loving memory of my devotedwife. Bertha who passed away November 10,
1039, darling mother of Frank. Norman,
Adele (deceased), and Kenneth.
LEVY.-Sweet remembrances. (Roy and
Sandra.)LUDLOW_In loving memory of our dear
mother and nana, who passed away lust a
year today. -Deep in our hearts a memory
is kept of one too dear to ever forget.
(Inserted by her loving son, Bill; daughter
in-law, Esne; and grandchildren, Elaine and
Joan.)LUDLOW.-Treasured memories of all I
have left of my wonderful mother, who
passed away November 11, 1943; also my sis-
ter. Rose, who passed away December 17,
1943. -To be with us In the same old
way Is my dearest wish always. (Elsie.)
LUDLOW.-In loving memory of our dear
mother and nana, who passed away No-
vember 11, 1943. For her, sweet rest; for
us, memories. (Inserted by Minnie. Les,
Charlie, and Robert.)LUDLOW. - Treasured memories of my
darling mother. Theresa Fanny, who passed
away November 11, 1943. -Dear mum. Ever
in my heart. Sadly missed by her daughter,Chrlssle.MCKENZIE. - In loving memory of our
dearest friend, Croft, who passed away on
Armistice Day, 1927. at Numurkah. -Alwaysremembered. (Inserted by Nell and Tom.)
McMAHON.-In loving memory of our dear
brother, John Winter, who passed away No-
vember 12, 1931. -Ever remembered. (In-
serted by A. and R. McMahon.)MILTON.-In memory of Edward Samuel
Milton, who passed away November 11, 1943.
(Inserted by daughter, Marjorie.)OLIVER.-In remembrance of my husband,
Walter J. Oliver, who died November 12,
1943. -Sadly missed. (Rosa.)'
OPAS.-Treasured memories of our dear
mother, Kitty passed away November 11 at
271 Carlisle street Balaclava; also our dear
father, Phillip, January 29, 1931. -Maytheir dear souls rest in peace. (Inserted bytheir loving children.)
ORROCK.-In loving memory of my
mother, who died on November 11. 1931.
(Inserted by her daughter, son-in-law, and
grandchildren, Blackburn.)ORROCK.-In loving memory of my dear
mother, who died November 11. 1931; also
father, who died August 5. 1939. -Ever
remembered. (Mill.)
PATTERSON.-In memory of my dear
husband, Jack, who passed away November
11, 1942. (Inserted by his loving wife, Nell.)
PETERS.-In ever-Iovlng memory of our
dear son and brother. Lloyd, who left us,
result of accident, on November 12, 1935.
-A silent thought brings many a tear of a
loving son and brother we loved so dear.
(Inserted by his parents, Bisters, and
brothers. Balliang.)
REID.-In loving memory of my mother,who passed away at Bendigo, November 7,
1929; also father. June, 1911. -Sweet
memories. (E. Spencer, Bendigo.)
ROSS.-In sad memory of my much-loved
husband, who departed November 11, 1942.
-In memory of happy days we spent to-
gether. (Inserted by his loving wife. Agnes.)STURRY.-Cherished memories of our dear
mother. Sophia Sterry, who died on November
11, 1939. (Tom and Florrie-Mrs. S.
Stuart.)STDCHBERY.-In loving memory of our
dear grandson, David Ward, who passed
away on November 13, 1942. -Sadly missed.
(Inserted by his loving grandparents, A.
and L. Stuchbery.)TAYLOR.-In loving memory of my dear
mother, who passed away November 8, 1941,
mother, who passed away November 8, 1941,
(Inserted by Cassie and her grandchildren,Verna Catherine, and Jim.)
TRIVETT.-In loving memory or our dear|
mother, Emma Rebecca, who passed away
November 9, 1943: also our dear father,
William, who passed away March 13. 1941.
(Inserted by their loving children.)
TUER.-In fond and loving memory of dad,'
who passed away November 10, 1940. -Al-
ways remembered. (Inserted by his son.
Bob: daughter-in-law, Eileen; and Barry.)TURNER.-In loving memory of our dear
j
mother, who passed away November 10,
1943. -Sadly missed. (Inserted by Gertie,
Edgar, and Verna.)
WALKER.-In fond and loving memory or
our darling son and brother, Gordon Reginald,who was taken away from us November 11,
1943, aged 10 years. -Some day we'll under-
stand. (Inserted by his sorrowing parentsand brother. Don.)
WALKER.-In loving memory of my dear
grandson. Gordon Walker, who passed away
on November 11. 1943, aged 10 years. -For
ever with the Lord. (Inserted by his loving
grandma E. H. Annan.)WIGLEY.-In loving memory of Clara
Ann, wife of T. G. Wigley, who passed
away on November 12. 1941. (Inserted by
her husband, son, and daughter-in-law.)
BEREAVEMENT CARDS
BATES.-Mrs. MAURICE BATES wishes to
THANK relatives and friends for letters,
cards, telegrams, floral tributes and per-
sonal expressions of sympathy in the loss
of her dearly loved husband. Will all please
accept this as a personal expression of my
gratitude. Queen street, Warragul.BAUL-Mr. and Mrs. C. BAUL Wish to
sincerely THANK their many kind friends
and relatives for their letters, cards, tele-
grams to them in the recent sad loss of
their little daughter. 12 George st.. MooneeI
Ponds.BERNSTEIN. - Mr. LEWIS BERNSTEIN
and Family THANK most sincerely their re-
latives and friends for the many telegrams,
letters, and all other expressions of sym-
pathy during their recent sad bereavement.
341 Park street. North Carlton.
CREW.-Mrs. J. CREW and Family wish*
to THANK all friends and relatives for all
floral tributes, cards, telegrams, and expres-
sions of sympathy in their recent sad be-
reavement. Will all please accept this as
a personal expression of our sincere gratitude.
132 Blackwood street. Yarraville.
CRITTENDEN.-Mrs. S. CRITTENDEN de-
sires to THANK all relatives and friends
i<ff telegrams, letters, cards, personal ex-
pressions of sympathy in her recent sad
bereavement. Will all please accept this as
her personal acknowledgment of sincere
gratitude. 218 Miller street. North Fitzroy.
CROUGEY.-The Family of the late Mrs.
EMILY ANN CROUGEY, Ballarat, wish to
THANK all relatives and friends for letters,
cards, telegrams, and expressions of sympathy
in their recent- sad bereavement. Will all
please accept this as a personal expression
of thanks..FERGUS.-Mrs. FERGUS and Family wish
to THANK all relatives and friends for
letters, cards, telegrams, and floral tributes,
and personal expressions of sympathy In
their recent sad bereavement, also Dr.
Rutherford and Dr. Bennet. Will all please
accept this as a personal expression of
our sincere gratitude. 39 Henry street,
Kensington.FRASER.-Mrs. FRASER and Family wish
to THANK all relatives and friends for cards,
letters, telegrams, and personal expressions
of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement.
Will all please accept this as a personal
acknowledgment of their sincere gratitude.
Will allacknowledgment of their sincere gratitude.
1 Bayside crescent. Hampton.GEDDES.-Mr. ALAN H. GEDDES desires
to THANK all kind friends, relatives, and
neighbours for all letters, cards, telegrams,
floral tributes, and personal expressions of
sympathy in his recent sad bereavement.
Will all please accept this as a personal
expression of sincere gratitude. 11 Airlie
avenue. Armadale,
GRAY.-Mrs. E. C. GRAY, of 37 Godfrey
avenue, East St. Kilda, wishes to THANK
all kind friends and relatives for their let-
ters, cards, telegrams, nnd personal expres-
sions of sympathy in her sad loss. Will all
please accept this as her personal thanks.
GUIGG.-Mrs. JAMES GRIGG wishes to
THANK most sincerely all relatives and[
friends for letters, telegrams, floral tributes,
and personal expressions of sympathy during
her recent sad bereavement. 731 Malvern
road. Toorak.
HALL.-Mr. HENRY G. HALL and Family
wish to THANK all friends and relatives
for (heir letters and telegrams, cards, floral
tributes, and personal expressions of sym
patliy in their recent bereavement. Will
all please accept this as a personal acknow-
ledgment of their sincere gratitude. Coola
murt, Terrara road, Vermont.
HUGO.-The Son and Daughters of the
late GEORGE HUGO wish to THANK all
relatives and friends for letters, cards, floral
tributes, and personal sympathy hi their sad
bereavement. Will all please accept this as
a personal acknowledgment of our sincere
gratitude.JACKSON, - The Family of the late
ESTHER MAY JACKSON Wish to THANK
all relatives and friends for floral tributes,
letters, cards, telegrams, personal expression's
of sympathy in their recent sad bereave-
ment. Will all please accept this as their
pcrucmal acknowledgment of sincere grati-
tude.'
^BEREAVEMENT CARDSJOHNSON.-Mr. WILLIAM JOHNSON and
Family wish to THANK all kind friends and
relatives for telegrams, cards, and floral
tributes. Will all accept this as a personaland sincere expression of gratitude. 233
York street. South Melbourne.
LAMBRICK.-Mrs. LAMBRICK and Familywish to THANK all relatives and friends
for their kind expressions of sympathy, tele-
grams, letters, cards, and floral tributes;also thanking the Loyal Rose of EnglandLodge and the A.E.U and Associates.
LATTA.-Mr. J. LATTA-and Family wish
to THANK all kind friends for letters, tele-
grams, floral tributes, and personal ex-
pressions of sympathy. Please accept thisas our personal expression of gratitude.
23 Clifton avenue, Clifton Hill.
LUSCOMBE.-Family of the late ROBERT
LUSCOMBE desire to THANK all relatives
and friends for letters, cards, telegrams,floral tributes, and personal expressions of
sympathy In their lecent sad bereavement.
Will all please accept this ns a personalacknowledgment of our gratitude. 73 David
street PrestonMARSHALL. '- Mrs. A. MARSHALL and
Daughter (Mrs. Moroney) desire to THANKall relatives, friends, and neighbours for
their many kind letters, cards, telegrams,and floral tributes In their recent bei eave-
ulent. Will all please accept this as a
personal expression of thanks. 26 Denmaik
street, Kew.MAYER.-Mrs. J. MAYER desires to
THANK all kind friends, relatives, and neigh-bours for all letters, cards, telegrams, and
floral tributes, and personal expressions of
sympathy In her recent sad bereavement.
Special thanks to my friends who so kindly
Special thanks to my friends who so kindlyassisted in nursing my dear husband. Willall please accept this as an expression of
my sincere gratitude. 62 Flinders street,
Thornbury.McFARLAND.-Mrs. C. McFARLAND and
Family, 9 Oban street, Hawksburn, conveyTHANKS to friends for, letters, telegrams,and cards. Special thanks Mr. and Mrs.Parker and Mr. and Mrs. L. Smith.
PRESTON.-The Relatives of the late Mrs.M. E. PRESTON desire to THANK relativesand friends for sympathy and kind wishes Intheir recent bereavement. Will all pleaseaccept their sincere thanks.
REEDY.-The Widow, Son, and Daughtersof the late JAMES FREDERICK -(Fred)REEDY wish to THANK all kind friendsand relatives for letters, telegrams, floraltributes, and personal expressions of sym-
pathy In their sod bereavement; especially
thanking Dr. Norman Luth (Springvale),Miss Hughes. Smythe family, Mrs. Albert
Spooner (Oakleigh). Mrs. Buckley (MiddlePark). Will all please accept this as their
personal expression of gratitude. F. A.
Reedy, 24 Oxford street. Oakleigh.REID.-Mrs. REID. Mrs. COLSON, and
TOM wish to THANK all relatives andfriends for letters, telegrams, cards, andfloral tributes and personal expressions of
sympathy in their recent sad bereavement;also thanking Dr. I. and C. Beaumont, Sis-ter Cheately. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wood.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Matthews, sen., Mr. andMrs. W. Cundy, and Mrs. Jim Mummery.Will all please accept this as a personalacknowledgment of our gratitude. Elginstreet, Myrtleford.
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RENFREE. - Mrs. RENFREE and Familywish to THANK all relatives, friends, andneighbours for letters, cards, telegrams, andpersonal expressions of sympathy in theirsad bereavement, especially thanking Dr.Mackenzie and Sister Hilda for their kindattention. Will all please accept this as a
personal expression of gratitude. 54 Hunterstreet. Malvern.
ROSEN.-The Sisters and Brothers of thelate Mr. A. ROSEN, of Collins street. Mel-
bourne, wish to THANK all relatives andfriends for telegrams, letters, cards, and
personal visits in their recent sod bereave-ment. Will all please ace*,* ùiis as a per-sonal expression of sincere gratitude.
SAWYER.-Mr. R. SAWYER wishes toTHANK all kind friends for flowers, cards,letters, telegrams, and personal expressionsof sympathy in his recent sad bereavement.27 Court st.. Box Hill.
STENHOUSE.-Mr. J. D. STENHOUSE and
Family desire to THANK all relatives,friends, and neighbours for letters, tele-
grams, cards, floral tributes, and personalexpressions of sympathy during their sad
bereavement, thanking the staff of theAlfred and Caulfield Convalescent Hospitals.Will all please accept this as personalthanks. 24 Oak grove. East Malvern.
THOMSON.-The Family of the late Mr. T.THOMSON wish to THANK many kindfriends, relatives, and neighbours for cards,floral tributes, and personal expressions ofsympathy during their sod loss. Will all
please accept this as a personal acknowledg-ment of our gratitude.
TURNBULL.-The Family of the late Mrs.MARGARET C. TURNBULL wish to expresstheir Bincere THANKS to all kind friendsand relatives for telegrams, letters, cards,floral tributes and personal expressions ofsympathy during their recent sad bereave-ment,- especially thanking Dr. Kllmler. Willall please accept this as a personal expres-sion of our sincere gratitude. 411 Hoddle6treet, Abbotsford.
WILLCOX.-The Family of the lateGEORGE WILLCOX wish to THANK all
GEORGE WILLCOX wish to THANK all
kind friends and relatives for all floraltributes and expressions of sympathy in theirrecent sad bereavement. 71 Como parade.Parkdale.
WRIGHT.-Miss DEENIE WRIGHT wishesto THANK all kind friends for their expres-sions of sympathy in her recent bereave-ment. Will all please accept this as a per-sonal acknowledgment of her sincere appre-ciation. /
YOUNG.-The Brother, Sister, andNephews of the late Miss ABIGAIL YOUNGwish to THANK relations and friends for let-
ters, floral tributes, and personal expressionsof sympathy In their recent sad bereavement.
FUNERAL NOTICESADAMS.-The Funeral of the late Miss
DOROTHY CHALLICE ADAMS wUl leaveher residence. 413 North road. Caulfield,THIS DAY (Saturday. November 11), at theconclusion of a service commencing at 9.45,for the Springvale Crematorium. DRAYTON& GARSON. U1228.
ARKINS. - Requiem Mass for the reposeof the soul of the late Miss BEATRICEARKINS will be celebrated at St. Joseph'sChurch, Stanhope street. Malvern. THIS DAY,at 10 a.m. The Funeral will leave thechurch at the conclusion of the Mass for theBrighton Cemetery. TOBIN BROS.. FuneralDirectors. U4720
AULD.-The Funeral of the lateCHRISTINA JOSEPHINE AULD will leave16 Champ street. Coburg. THIS DAY, at10.30 a.m., for Fawkner Cemetery. R. B.PENN, Coburg. FW2275.
BLANC.-Requiem Mass for the repose ofthe soul of the late Mrs. ELIZABETHBLANC will be celebrated at the SacredHeart Church, corner Rathdown and Pelhamstreets. Carlton, on MONDAY (November 13),at 10.30 a.m. The Funeral will leave thechurch at conclusion of Mass for the NewMelbourne General Cemetery. Fawkner. W. G.APPS AND SONS PTY. LTD., 74 Moorstreet. Fitzroy. JA1145.
BOYD.-The Funeral of JAMES A. BOYDwill leave his late residence. Braeside. Pom-
borneit. THIS DAY (Saturday), at 2 p.m..for Camperdown Cemetery.
BRITTINGHAM.-The Funeral of the late
SAMUEL CHARLES BRITTINGHAM willleave 32 Chrystobel crescent. Hawthorn, on
MONDAY, at 11 a.m.. for the Kew Cemetery.LE PINE & SON. JA11Ö4.
BUNN.-The Funeral of the late Mrs.
EVA M. BUNN will leave No. 216 Gleneira
road. Elsternwick, on MONDAY (November13). at 2 p.m., for the St. Kilda Cemetery.APPS St SONS PTY. LTD., St. Kilda. LA1271
(2 lines).DRAFFIN.-The Funeral of the late
DAVID DRAFFIN will leave his residence at
Bo-peep THIS DAY (Sautrday), at 10.15
a.m., for the Ballarat New Cemetery. F. W.
BARNES & SON, Ballarat. Phone 79.
FOX. - The Funeral of the late Mr.
THOMAS BRIDGEWATER FOX will leave
Heatherton road, Springvale, on MONDAY,at 1.30 p.m., for the New Cheltenham Ceme-
tery. Holloway road. W. D. ROSE Se SON,Cheltenham. Phone 42 Chelt.
GRANGE.-The Funeral of the late Mr.
WILLIAM RICHARD GRANGE will leave 31
Bishop street. Bnuiswick, on MONDAY, at
10.30 a.m. for the Fawkner Cemetery.
JOSEPH ALLISON PTY. LTD.. North
Brunswick. FW4126 (2 lines).
LEACH.-The Funeral of the late Mr.
EDWIN ISAAC LEACH will leave the parlourof W. D. Rose & Son, 241 Charman road,Cheltenham, THIS DAY, at 9.30 «,.m.
punctually, for the Springvale Crematorium.W. D. ROSE & SON. Cheltenham. Phone
42 Chelt.LILLY.-The Funeral of the late GEORGE
ALEXANDER LILLY will leave 10 BoydTHIS at 10 a.m.,
ALEXANDER LILLY will leave 10 Boydstreet, Albert Park, THIS DAY, at 10 a.m.,
for the Brighton Cemetery. AUSTRAL
FUNERAL SERVICES PTY. LTD. JA5705.
PRESTON.-The Funeral of late Mr.
STANLEY PRESTON will leave 48 Castle-
maine street, Yarraville, THIS DAY, at 10
a.m., for Fawkner Crematorium. WALTER
A. WARNE. Footscray. MW1209.
PRESTON.-Hope of Yarraville Tent. No.
307, I.O.R.-Officers and Members of the
above Tent and the Order In general are
requested to attend the Funeral of their
late Bro. STANLEY PRESTON. The Funeral
will leave 48 Castlemaine street. Yarraville,
THIS DAY, at 10 a.m. D. MEIKLE, CR.;
E. H. GLEN, Sec. WALTER A. WARNE.
Footscray. MW1209.RIHOY.-The Funeral of the late Mrs.
BRIDGET RIHOY will leave her residence.
Cave Hill road. Lilydale, THIS DAY (Satur-day), at 3 p.m.. for the Lilydale Cemetery.BURTON BROS., Lilydale. Phone 11.
. ,
RYAN.-Requiem Mass for the repose of
the soul of the late Mrs. CATHERINE RYAN
will be celebrated at St. James* Church.
Kent street, North Richmond. THIS DAY
(Saturday), at 7 a.m. The Funeral will
leave the church at 9 a.m. for the Fawkner
Cemetery.. TOBIN BROS. F1294.
