MACBETH.
Weekly News, 23rd July 1930. Obituary
Mrs Charlotte Macbeth of Hawera. Contact me for details.

MACE.
Wairarapa.
John Mace, Masterton, died on the 3rd of October 1910.

MACE.
Wairarapa.
George Walter Mace, Taueru, died on the 5th of April 1907.

MACHRAY.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
T J B Macyhray, Canterbury.

MACINDOE.
New Zealand Times, 28th May 1919.
Obituary for Francis Buchanan Macindoe, Auckland.

MACKAY.
23rd December 1915.
H G Mackay, Dunedin.

MACKAY.
Wellington.
Mr John Mackay, Victoria Bowling Club.

MACKAY.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
J Mackay, Hokitika.

MACKAY.
Boer War, 20th February 1902.
J Mackay, Taranaki Section of the Ninth Contingent.

MACKESSACK.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
James Mackessack, Waikato.

MACKLE.
Herald, 5th and 6th7July 1923.
Report of the death of Patrick McHall Mackle, Kaikoura.

MACKUNE.
Funeral Notice, Herald, 26th June 1922.
On June 25th, at the Auckland Hospital, Adeline Caroline, relict of the late F W MacKune, in her 55th year. Private interment. Inserted by her loving son and daughter.

MACRAE.
News Item, 1883
Farquhar Macrae of Auckland, Property. Contact me for details.

MADDEN.
V J Madden, Ashburton, 27th July 1916, WW1.

MADDEN.
A W Madden, Auckland, 17th June 1915. WW1.

MADELEY.
Herald, 10th July 1923.
On July 9th 1923, at his residence, 23 Emma Street, Mount Eden, Richard Madeley, aged 61 years. The funeral will leave the above address, at 2 pm, tomorrow, Wednesday, for Waikaraka Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation.

MADGWICK.
Boer War, 20th February 1902.
A E Madgwick, Taranaki Section of the Ninth Contingent.

MADILL.
Weekly News, 20th February 1902.
W H Madill. Sale of farm, at Pukekohe, South Auckland.

MADILL.
Herald, 10th September 1940.
On September 9th, infant daughter of Phyllis and Howard Madill.

MADILL.
Weekly News, 17th October 1896.
Obituary for Mrs W H Madill, Pukekohe, South Auckland.

MADSEN.
New Zealand Times, 11th April 1919.
The death occurred at Masterton, of a highly respected resident, Mrs C Madsen, at trhe age of 51 years. Deceased was a native of Denmark and had resided for 45 years in New Zealand. She leaves a husband, 3 children and 4 step children.

MAGINNITY.
Herald, 5th September 1940.
On September 4th 1940, at the residence of her sister, Mrs Henton, 83 Ranfurly Road West, Epsom, Ella Maud, wife of L W Maginnity.

MAGNUSSON.
Weekly News, 21st December 1916.
G D Magnusson, Gisborne.

MAGUIRE.
R Maguire, Dunedin, 13th July 1916, WW1.

MAGUIRE.
Weekly News, 21st December 1916.
Obituary for Mrs Annie Maguire, nee Sims, Auckland.

MAHER.
New Zealand Times, 26th May 1919.
Mr James Maher, an old resident of Saint Albans, Christchurch, who died a few days ago, was born in County Wicklow, Ireland, on 12th July 1850. He came to New Zealand when 5 years old, and saw the rise of the Province. He is survived by his widow, but no children.

MAHONEY.
Christchurch Weekly Press, 7th July 1920.
On July 2nd, at Christchurch Hospital, Ada Josephine Mahoney. RIP.

MAHONEY.
New Zealand Times, 3rd June 1919.
Report of death of Mrs J Mahoney, Enfield, Oamaru.

MAILMAN.
A C Mailman, Wellington, 1st July 1915. WW1.

MAJOR.
Otago Witness, 28th June 1932.
As the result of being knocked down by a motor car, on the main South Road, near Ashburton, on Friday night, Frank Major, aged 46, of Timaru, was admitted to the Ashburton Hospital in a critical condition and died on Saturday morning. The driver of the car, Alfred William Pellow, a salesman, aged 32, who, it is alleged, did not stop after the accident, was arrested in Christchurch.

MAJUREY.
Majurey, James Wilson (Jim) (late N.Z. Railway). On November 11, 1965 (suddenly), at Auckland Hospital (late of Great South Rd, Papakura), dearly loved husband of Ruby, and much loved father of .... A service will be held in First Presbyterian Church, Papakura, tomorrow (Saturday) at 10.a.m. the funeral then leaving for Papakura Cemetery.

MALLASCH.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
R W Mallasch, Canterbury.

MALLER.
Boer War, 20th February 1902.
C Maller, Ninth New Zealand Contingent, Number Four Squadron.

MALONEY.
Boer War Veteran.
J Maloney of Wellington, attends Anniversary.

MANFIELD.
Palmerston North.
James Snell Manfield, Farmer, died on the 8th of November 1895.

MANGIN.
W F Mangin, Featherston, 13th July 1916, WW1.

MANN.
Funeral Notice, Herald, 24th June 1922.
On June 23rd, at Tawa Road, Onehunga, Roy William, dearly beloved infant son of J H and I B Mann, aged 5 months. Peace Perfect Peace. Private interment.

MANNING.
Weekly News, 21st December 1916.
W J Manning, Carterton.

MANNING.
Herald, 5th September 1940.
On September 4th 1940, at the Auckland Hospital, Mary (Keri), dearly loved wife of P W (Wit) Manning, 7 Shoal Bay Road, Devonport, in her 49th year. Funeral will leave the Chapel of H Morris, at 3pm today, Thursday, for O'Neills Point Cemetery.

MANNING.
Herald, 7th July 1923.
On July 5th 1923, at Auckland Hospital, after a short illness, Ken, the dearly beloved youngest son of Esther Egan and the late Albert Edward Manning, of Pollok, aged 18 months. Interment today, Saturday at Pollok.

MANSELL.
Christchurch, 24 April 1929.
Mr Phil Mansell was one of the competitors in the Old Timers road race at Christchurch. Contact me for more.

MANSFIELD.
News Item, 1911
H R Mansfield of the Union Rowing Club, Christchurch. Contact me for details.

MANSON.
Dave Manson of Orawia District, Invercargill, 1910. (22)

MANSON.
P R Manson, Napier, 2nd May 1918, WW1.

MANSON.
23rd December 1915.
D H Manson, Canterbury.

MANSON.
MANTELL.
Otago Witness, 17th November 1909.
On November 10th, at the residence of her son, 312 Rattray Street, Sarah Ann, dearly beloved wife of the late George Mantell, in her 68th year.

MANTHER.
New Zealand Times, 1st April 1919.
Death in the Asylum, William Manther, Auckland.

MANTZ.
Otago Witness, 11th August 1909.
On August 7th, at his residence, 10 Clyde Street, Mornington, Edward Shelley Mantz, aged 87 years.

MARCH.
27th May 1915.
A E March, Canterbury.

MARETT.
Robert Marett, Stratford, 27th July 1916, WW1.

MARIA.
Weekly News, October 3rd 1945.
H C Maria, of Kaitaia. WW2.

MARK.
Johnston Mark, Carterton, June 29 1916, WW1.

MARRIS.
R C Marris, Wellington, 22nd November 1917, WW1.

MARRIS.
News item.Wellington Rowing Regatta, 25th February 1911.
Mr B A Marris. Contact me for details.

MARSDEN.
Harry O F Marsden, Wellington, 22nd November 1917, WW1

MARSH.
Otago Witness, 28th June 1932.
On June 22nd 1932, suddenly, at her residence, Aln Street, Oamaru, Jessie, relict of Nicolas Marsh.

MARSH.
Weekly News, 13th January 1916.
John B Marsh, Canterbury.

MARSH.
News Item, 1964.
J Marsh of Ohingaiti. Contact me for details.

MARSHAL.
News Item, 1911.
G N Marshal of Wanganui Rowing Club. Contact me for details.

MARSHALL.
Rangitikei.
John William Marshall, of Tututotara, died on the 25th of November 1891.

MARSICH.
Herald, 4th September 1940.
On September 3rd, at the Auckland Public Hospital, Zuga, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs M Yankovich, and loving sister of James Brien, Mrs Mary Fish, of Te Awamutu, Cyril, Oriel and Dora. Funeral will leave the Chapel of C Little and Sons, Hobson Street, at 11am, tomorrow, Thursday for Waikumete Cemetery.

MARTIN.
New Zealand Times, 7th May 1919.
Obituary for William Hurst Martin, Mount Albert, Auckland.

MARTIN.
23rd December 1915.
James Martin, Auckland.

MARTIN.
Weekly News, 12th October 1916.
S A Martin, Midhurst.

MARTIN.
Nelson Colonist.
On the 16th January 1858, at her residence, Waimea East, Margery, wife of Mr Henry Martin, Licensed Victualler.

MARTIN.
Weekly News, 21st December 1916.
W P Martin, Hunua.

MARTIN.
W H Martin, Ashburton, June 29th 1916, WW1.

MARTIN.
Date is 1922.
Info on J Martin of Gisborne. 21.

MARTIN,
New Zealand Times, 18th June 1919.
Obituary for Mr Percy Martin, Hastings.

MARTIN.
W H Martin, Greenmeadows, 20th July 1916, WW1.

MARTIN.
Otaki
Frederick Martin, Licenced Victualler, died on the 8th of August 1872.

MARTIN.
F Martin, Waikato, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MARTIN.
Otago Witness, 11th May 1926. On May 2nd 1926, at Oamaru, Alexander, beloved husband of Annie Martin, and youngest son of J B and the late Mary Martin, Enfield, aged 41 years. Deeply mourned.

MARTIN.
H T Martin, Otago, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MARTIN.
Weekly News, 28th November 1896.
Obituary for Archibald Martin, Coromandel.

MARTIN.
B W Martin, Patetonga, June 29th 1916, WW1.

MARTINDALE.
23rd December 1915.
R Martindale, Canterbury.

MASON.
27th May 1915.
R V Mason, Otago.

MASON.
Canterbury Times, 21st June 1911.
In fond rememberance of George Edward Mason, who died at Springbank, Masons Flat, June 15th 1910.

MASON.
J C Mason, Canterbury, 28th October 1915. WW1.

MASON.
Weekly News, 23rd July 1930. Death/Inquest.
Injured Man Run Over. Mr Henry Mason of Auckland. Contact me for details.

MASON.
New Zealand Graphic, 4th May 1907.
On April 22nd, at her late residence, Williamson Street, Epsom, Ellen, the beloved wife of John B Mason, late of Thames, in her 76th year. Forever with the Lord.

MASON.
Weekly News, 13th January 1916.
Arthur Mason, Auckland.

MASSEY.
Woodville.
Daniel Massey, Settler, died on the 24th of June 1892.

MASTERS.
Wairarapa.
Joseph Masters, farmer of Masterton, died on the 21st of December 1873.

MASTERS.
23rd December 1915.
F H Masters, Field Engineers.

MATHER.
C W Mather, Auckland, 20th July 1916, WW1.

MATHESON.
New Zealand Times, 31st May 1919.
Obituary for Dougall George Matheson, Fernside, Canterbury.

MATHIAS.
Boer War, 20th February 1902.
Dr R Mathias, Ninth New Zealand Contingent, Number Four Squadron.

MATSON.
C J Matson, Carterton, 27th July 1916, WW1.

MATSON.
Boer War, 20th February 1902.
A Matso, Ninth New Zealand Contingent, Number Four Squadron.

MATTHEWS.
Wairarapa.
Joseph Matthews, Kurupuni, Masterton, died on the 6th of February 1908.

MATTHEWS.
Wairarapa.
Charles Matthews, of Featherston, died on the 25th of March 1893.

MATTHEWS.
Otago Witness, 22nd March 1927.
On March 14th, at his residence, 65 Arthur Street, Charles, the beloved husband of Catherine Matthews, late of Bluespur, aged 71 years. Deeply mourned.

MAUNSELL.
P H Maunsell, Wairarapa, 22nd November 1917, WW1.

MAUNSELL.
Wairarapa.
Robert Maunsell, Tinui, Masterton, died on the 29th of June 1908.

MAUNSELL.
23rd December 1915.
G A Maunsell, Auckland.

MAXTED.
Wairarapa.
Mrs Eliza Maxted, of Masterton, died on the 4th of November 1905.

MAXTON.
Wairarapa.
Francis Frederick Maxton, of Greytown, died on the 13th of August 1889, Baker and Grocer.

MAXTON.
Wairarapa.
Samuel Maxton, baker of Greytown, died on the 2nd of December 1884.

MAXWELL.
Tauranga.
John Maxwell was born at Armagh, Ireland on the 25th June 1835. Arrived in New Zealand in 1860, with the 40th Regiment, in the ship "City of Hobart" from Melbourne, he served in the Taranaki Campaign, and later in Auckland, and was discharged in 1866 and came to Tauranga the same year. He was the founder and Proprietor of the "Belfast Bakery" He died on 15th March 1904, aged 68 years. No other details.

MAXWELL.
J W Maxwell, Wellington, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MAXWELL.
Weekly News, 19th October 1916.
The death is recorded of James Maxwell, of Hokianga, after an epileptic attack. Mr Maxwell as a most careful assistant wharfinger at Kohukohu Public Wharf, and was the owner of considerable property.

MAY.
C May, Morrinsville, Personal Paragraph, WW1.

MAY.
Herald, 20th June 1922.
Obituary for Miss Rebecca May of Auckland.

MAY.
Fred C May, Ohakune, 6th July 1916, WW1.

MAY.
27th May 1915.
G W May, Ruahine.

MAYES.
Weekly News, 10th August 1916.
G H Mayes, Hamilton.

MAYNE.
Wairarapa.
Robert Mayne, of Martinborough, died on the 7th of August 1883.

MAYO.
Marton.
James Mayo, died on the 26th of September 1906.

MEACHEAM.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
W H Meacheam, Wellington.

MEACHEM.
Weekly News, 21st December 1916.
G C Meachem, Auckland.

MEACLEM.
Funeral Notice, Herald, 26th June 1922.
On June 24th 1922, at the residence of her son inlaw, Mr W R Shattock, Albert Street, Hamilton East. Sarah, relict of the late Robert Meaclem of Birkenhead and dearly beloved mother of J Meaclem, Christchurch, Mrs E L Cooper and Mr R I Meaclem, Auckland, Mrs N E Rodger, Wellington, Mrs W Douglas, Masterton and Mesdames W R Shattock, and H Jones, of Hamilton, aged 69 years. Ashburton and Christchurch papers please copy. Private interment tomorrow, Tuesday at Takapuna Cemetery. By request, no mourning.

MEACHEM.
Woodville.
John Meachem, Settler, died on the 28th of April 1891.

MEADS .
Wairarapa.
Joseph Meads, of Greytown, died on the 15th of January 1909.

MEANEY.
Andrew Meaney, Waiwera, 22nd November 1917, WW1.

MEDHURST.
T W Medhurst, Auckland, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MEECH.
Boer War, 20th February 1902.
H Meech, Ninth New Zealand Contingent, Number Four Squadron.

MEEHAN.
At the residence, Dillon's Point Road ,Islington, Blenheim, on January 25th 1930, Patrick, dearly loved husband of Ann Meehan aged 73 years " Rest In Peace" Interment at Omaka Cemetery.

MEENKEN.
Wairarapa.
Mrs Edith Mary Meenken, of Clareville, died on the 21st of September 1896.

MEIN.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
W H R Mein, Canterbury.

MEIR.
Weekly News, 20th January 1916.
W H Meir, Otago.

MELLES.
Weekly News, October 3rd 1945.
R Melles, of Auckland. WW2.

MELLOR.
C Mellor, Wellington, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MELLOR.
Weekly News, 12th October 1916.
C J Mellor, Kopu.

MELLOR.
A F Mellor, Wellington, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MELVILLE.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
R H Melville, Field Engineers.

MENDELSON.
News Item, 1883.
Julius Mendelson of Temuka, Property sale.Contact me for details.

MENTIPLAY.
Wellington Bowling Club.
Mr J H Mentiplay.

MENZIES.
J F Menzies, Dunedin, 13th July 1916, WW1.

MERCER.
Herald, August 1923.
Obituary for John Charles Mercer, of Nelson.

MEREDITH.
Wairarapa.
Edwin Meredith, of Whareama, died on the 19th of January 1885.

MEREDITH.
Wairarapa.
Edwin Meredith, of Masterton, died on the 6th of March 1907.

MEREWOOD.
Wairarapa.
Charles Merewood, of Carterton, died on the 13th of March 1898.

MERRETT.
Christchurch Weekly Press, 22nd October 1919.
On October 16th, dearly loved wife of Austin Raymond Merrett, of 90 Neville Street, Spreydon, and 3rd daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Gee, Tankerville Road, Spreydon, in her 28th year.

MERRICK.
J J Merrick, Army Service Corps, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MERRICK.
John James Merrick, Auckland, Personal Paragraph, WW1.
MERRIE.
F H Merrie, Canterbury, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MERRIMAN.
Herald, 3rd September 1940.
On September 2nd, at his daughters residence, Taneatua, Charles, late of Opotiki, loved father of Rose, Mary, Gladys, Fred, Charles, Ernie, Jack and William, in his 93rd year. Funeral today at Taneatua.

MERRIMAN.
Weekly News, 14th February 1934.
Reginald John Merriman, charged with murder, of Avonside, Christchurch.

MERRIMAN.
Herald, 4th September 1940.
The death has occurred, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs R Peebles, Taneatua, of Mr Charles Merriman, aged 92. Well known throughout the Bay of Plenty, Mr Merriman was born in Gloucestershire, came to New Zealand in 1877, in the ship Otaki. For two and a half years after his arrival, Mr Merriman was Manager on Slipper Island and experienced many hardships. After a period at Tauranga he went to Opotiki and farmed until going to Taneatua about 20 years ago. Mr Merriman is survived by 5 sons and 3 daughters, There are 48 Grandchildren, 30 Great Grandchildren and 7 Great Great Grandchildren.

MERYWEATHER.
Pahiatua.
William Meryweather, Wheelwright, died on the 4th of August 1899.

MESSENGER.
New Zealand Times, 24th May 1919.
Obituary for Mrs James Messenger, nee Rose, Kilbirnie, Wellington.

METCALF.
T S Metcalf, Toko, 19th October 1916, WW1.

METTAM.
F G Mettam, Auckland, 2nd May 1918, WW1.

MEURANT.
George Meurant, Dargaville, 13th July 1916, WW1.

MIDDLEMISS.
D Middlemiss, Canterbury, 28th October 1915, WW1.

MILES.
23rd December 1915.
Arthur P Miles, Otago.

MILLS.
Weekly News, 10th August 1916.
Arnold E Mills, Grey Lynn, Auckland.

MILLAR.
Otago Witness, 11th August 1909.
At her residence, Bush Road, Mosgiel, on August the 5th, Elizabeth Agnes, beloved wife of Harry, and 4th daughter of Mrs Hicks, in her 33rd year. Deeply regretted.

MILLAR.
Wairarapa.
William Millar, of Opaki, Masterton, died on the 27th of November 1901.

MILLIGAN.
J M Milligan, Upper Hutt, 20th July 1916, WW1.

MILLIGAN.
Edward N Milligan, Auckland. Manawatu, Personal Paragraph, WW1.

MILLS.
27th May 1915.
J H Mills, North Auckland.

MILLS.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
W A Mills, Auckland.

MILLS.
Weekly News, 21st December 1916.
F M Mills, Opotiki.

MILLS.
Settlers of Opotiki
Like many other early Opotiki settlers, Mr David Mills, was born in Ireland and came to Opotiki in 1866 on the sailing ship "Merry Shepherd" and fought in the Maori Wars. After his discharge from the forces he farmed at Otara for 50 years, and finally retired to live in Devonport. Mr Mills who was married twice had a family of 10 children.

MILLS.
Bill and Hannats Mills of Orawia District, Invercargill, 1923. (22)

MILLS.
John Edmond Mills, Wellington, Personal Paragraph, WW1.

MILLS.
Herald, 10th September 1940.
On September 9th, at the Auckland Hospital, Ernest William, dearly loved husband of Annie Mills, 117 Church Street, Onehunga, loved father of George, Atholine, Jack, Ernie, William, Anita and the late Muriel. The funeral will leave C H Barkers Chapel, at 3 15 pm today, for Waikaraka Cemetery.

MILLS.
Wellington.
Joseph Hayton Mills, husband of Agnes Amelia, died December 1900 aged 34 years.

MILLS.
Herald, 28th July 1923.
Obituary for David Mills, late of Auckland and Sydney.

MILLS.
New Zealand Graphic, 4th May 1907.
On April 25th, at her sons residence, Church Street, Onehunga, Amelia, relict of the late Worthy Mills, in her 68th year.

MILLS.
C Mills, Palmerston North, 22nd November 1917, WW1.

MILNE.
R N Milne, Petane, Hawkes Bay, 19th Oct, 1916, WW1.

MILNE.
New Zealand Times, 14th June 1919.
Obituary for John Milne, Wellington.

MILNE.
A C H Milne, Hamilton, 1st August 1918, WW1.

MILNE.
Donald Milne, Wellington, 13th July 1916, WW1.

MILNER.
C W Milner, Wellington, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MINCHINTON.
Canterbury Times, 21st June 1911.
On June 15th, at his late residence, 313 Cashel Street, City, John Francis, dearly loved husband of Emily C Minchinton, aged 66 years.

MINIFIE.
Wairarapa.
Josiah Minifie, of Masterton, died on the 2nd of June 1888.

MITCHELL.
Turakina.
Joseph Mitchell, died on the 14th of December 1907.

MITCHELL.
Bulls
George Seppings Mitchell, Storekeeper, died on the 4th of January 1881.

MITCHELL.
Herald, 27th July 1923.
Report of Suicide of Hugh Mitchell, Dunedin.

MITCHELL.
Victor Mitchell, Auckland, 19th October 1916, WW1.

MITCHELL.
Eric W Mitchell, Canterbury, 30th September 1915. WW1.

MITCHELL.
W R Mitchell, Wellington, 28th October 1915, WW1.

MOFFATT.
Wairarapa.
Thomas Moffatt, of Greytown, died on the 19th of February 1895.

MOELLER.
Herald, 10th August 1923.
Obituary for Mr Charles Moeller, late of Manukau and Dargaville.

MOFFAT.
Orawia District.
Bio for Catherine Moffat, nee Hardwick.

MOFFATT.
Alf Moffatt, Wharehine, 22nd November 1917, WW1.

MOFFATT.
Olive and Maud Moffatt of Orawia District, Invercargill, 1902. (22)

MOFFITT.
G M Moffitt, Nelson, 13th July 1916, WW1.

MOGNAHAN.
Wairarapa.
Nicholas Mognahan, of Carterton, died on the 30th of September 1896.

MOIR.
23rd December 1915.
A McC Moir, Otago.

MOLE.
27th May 1915.
Hipo Mole, Wellington.

MOLLER.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
J R Moller, Wellington.

MOLONEY.
Weekly News, 20th January 1916.
J R Moloney, Auckland.

MONCRIEFF.
Herald, 16th July 1923.
Obituary for James Moncrieff, of Carterton.

MONNOCK.
Boer War, 20th February 1902.
T Monnock, Ninth New Zealand Contingent, Number Four Squadron.

MONTAGU.
E E D Montagu, Chesterfeild, 1st August 1918, WW1.

MONTGOMERY.
Herald, 12th September 1940.
On September 9th, at Greymouth, Nola Winifred, dearly loved younger daughter of V and A B Montgomery, Cobden, Greymouth, and Grand-daughter of Mrs L E Jurd, Tauranga, aged 1 year and 10 months.

MOODY.
Settlers of Opotiki
Mr and Mrs Moody arrived in Auckland from Great Britain in 1860 after a voyage of 8 and a half months in the sailing ship "Queen of Beauty". After their arrival in Opotiki Mr Moody worked as a Builder, one of his many jobs was to erect the original portion of the primary school, and also many of the Maori schools. (More to this story, contact me).

MOON.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
Victor Moon, Auckland.

MOON.
W H Moon, Birkenhead, Auckland, 13th July 1916, WW1.

MOORE.
Christchurch Weekly Press, 7th July 1920.
On July 3rd, at Christchurch Hospital, Edward Owen, 2nd youngest son of of J T Moore, of Southbridge and beloved brother of Mrs A Hyde, Esplanade, Sumner, aged 40 years. RIP.

MOORE.
Obituary, Ohinemuri. 11.
Ernest William Moore, of Paeroa.

MOORE.
Herald, 16th September 1940.
At the residence of his daughter, Mrs Bob Almond, 104 Maddison Street, Hastings, Hawkes Bay, on September 14th 1940, Frederick Edward, husband of the late Hannah Moore, late of Avondale, aged 80 years.

MOORE.
W N Moore, Wellington, 22nd November 1917, WW1.

MOORE.
Otago Witness, 11th May 1926.
At Iowa City, USA, Phoebe Jane, relict of William John Moore. By cable.

MOORE.
G F Moore, Dargaville, July 13th 1916, WW1.

MOORE.
F W W Moore, Australian Force, Havelock, 6th July 1916, WW1.

MOORE.
Pahiatua.
John Moore, died on the 18th of December 1886. No other details.

MOORE.
F H Moore, Wellington, 1st July 1915. WW1.

MOORE.
Herald, 30th May 1922.
Obituary for Frederick Moore, of Auckland.

MOORE.
J H Moore, Auckland, Personal Paragraph, WW1.

MORCOM.
Weekly News, 16th March 1911.
The death of Mrs George Morcom, occurred at the residence of her husband, at Blenhiem, on the night of March the 3rd. At the time of her death, the deceased lady was 86 years old. She leaves beside, her husband, a daughter and a son to mourn their loss. The late Mrs Morcom was married in Cornwall over 52 years ago and has been 47 years in New Zealand.

MOREKANE.
Otago Witness, 28th June 1932.
On June 22nd 1932, at Dunedin, Sister Mary Berchmans, 3rd daughter of the late Mr and Mrs James Morekane, Dunedin, in the 59th year of her age, and the 29th year of her religious proffession. RIP.

MORELEN.
New Zealand Graphic, 4th May 1907.
On April 28th, at his parents residence, Franklin Road, Albert Lawrence, the dearly loved infant son of Frederick James and Rachel Morelen, aged 10 weeks.

MORESBY.
New Zealand Times, 3rd May 1919.
Obituary for Captain Matthew Fortesque Moresby, late Auckland, Exmouth, Devonshire

MORTLEMAN.
Date is 1922.
Info on R and W Mortleman of Gisborne. 21.

MORETON.
Stuart Moreton of Feldwick, Orawia District, Invercargill, 1925. (22)

MORGAN.
A J Morgan, Otunui, 22nd November 1917, WW1.

MORGAN.
Weekly News, 12th October 1916.
F H Morgan, South Malverm.

MORGAN.
Weekly News, 12th October 1916.
J Morgan, South Malvern.

MORGAN.
Herald, 11th September 1940.
On September 9th, at his late residence, 7 Tainui Road, Devonport, Alfred, dearly beloved husband of Eliza Grace Morgan, and loved father of A P Morgan of Whangarei, aged 76 years. Funeral will leave the above address at 11 am tomorrow, Thursday, for O'Neills Point Cemetery. Email me for Obituary.

MORGAN.
J M Morgan, Wellington, 28th October, WW1.

MORGAN.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
T J Morgan, Wellington.

MORGAN.
Boer War, 20th February 1902.
S, H, and F Morgan, (brothers). Ninth New Zealand Contingent, Number Four Squadron.

MORGAN.
Herald, 6th July 1923.
On July 4th 1923, at Wellington, Hannah Morgan, wife of the late Thomas Morgan, Blue Spur Lawrence, and mother of Mrs C S Falconer, 40 Omahu Road, Remuera.

MORGAN.
Otago Witness, 1st December 1909.
On November 24th, at Vineager Hill, St Bathans, Raymond Wilson Morgan, beloved son of Edward and Elizabeth Morgan, aged 7 years. Deeply regretted.

MORGAN.
H L Morgan, Hastings, 6th July 1916, WW1.

MORGAN.
Foxton.
Joseph Hatton Morgan, Labourer died on the 26th of May 1899.

MORICE.
Weekly News, 27th January 1916.
W Morice, Rifle Brigade.

MORICE.
Weekly News, 22nd June 1916.
Allan Morice, Opotiki.

MORISON.
M Morison, Auckland, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MORISON.
Turakina.
John Morison, died on the 17th of December 1892.

MORISON.
H Morison, Greytown, 20th July 1916, WW1.

MORISON.
Wairarapa.
Duncan Morison, died on the 29th of November 1889.

MORONEY.
M P Moroney, Waipawa, Hawkes Bay, 6th July 1916, WW1.

MORPETH.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
Moore Morpeth, Hauraki.

MORRAH.
New Zealand Times, 3rd April 1919.
Obituary for Edward Howard Morrah, Palmerston North.

MORRELL.
Otago Witness, 11th August 1909.
On August the 5th, at her residence, 109 Prince Edward Road, St Kilda, Bridget Agnes, the beloved wife of John Edwin Morrell, aged 66 years. RIP.

MORRIS.
G M Morris, Raurimu, 20th July 1916, WW1.

MORRIS.
Weekly News, 12th October 1916.
Henry Morris, Wellington.

MORRIS.
New Zealand Times, 28th May 1919.
Divorce, Isabell and James Morris.

MORRIS.
Wairarapa.
John Morris, of Masterton, died on the 1st of June 1906.

MORRIS.
Wairarapa.
John Morris, of Masterton, died on the 26th of January 1912.

MORRIS.
William Morris, of Papawai, died on the 10th of December 1884.

MORRIS.
Marton.
Elizabeth Morris, died on the 24th of January 1886.

MORRIS.
N Morris, Wellington, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MORRIS.
A Morris, Canterbury, 28th October 1915, WW1.

MORRIS.
Weekly News, 21st December 1916.
G D Morris, Auckland.

MORRISEY.
John Morrisey, Auckland, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MORRISON.
Herald, 6th September 1940.
On September 5th, at her residence, 10 Renall Street, Ponsonby, Gertrude, loved wife of the late James Morrison, and loved mother of Beryl and William (Boyes) also loved Nana of Naomi. Funeral leaves Camerons Mortuary, Three Lamps, Ponsonby, 1 30pm today, Friday for Crematorium.

MORRISON.
J H Morrison, Auckland, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MORRISON.
J R Morrison, Riverhead, 22 November 1917, WW1.

MORRISSEY.
Weekly News, 13th January 1916.
G P Morrissey, Canterbury.

MORRISSON.
Wairarapa.
John Morrisson, of Blairlogie, died on the 27th of September 1889.

MORTENSEN.
O P Mortensen, Wellington, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MORTON.
Boer War, 20th February 1902.
G Morton, Taranaki Section of the Ninth Contingent.

MORTON.
Reginald F Morton, Port Albert, Waikato, Personal Paragraph, WW1.

MOSMAN.BR> Otago Witness, 17th November 1909.
On November 15th, at Toowong, Queensland, the Hon Hugh Mosman. By cable.

MOSS.
Edie, Stanley and Norman and Moss of Feldwick, Orawia District, Invercargill, 1925. (22)

MOUR.
Wairarapa.
Frederick Samuel Mour, Fishmonger of Masterton, died on the 16th of May 1895.

MOUSLEY.
L Mousley, Palmerston North, 20th July 1916, WW1.

MOWBRAY.
Weekly News, 24th October 1896.
Obituary for Mr J M Mowbray, Auckland .

MOYES.
Herald, 14th September 1940.
On September 13th, at Auckland Hospital, James, beloved husband of the late Rose and loved father of Ruby, Cyril, and the late Dorothy Moyes. Service at W Morrisons Chapel, 367 Parnell Road, at 1 pm, Monday, leaving after service for Waikaraka Cemetery.

MOYLE.
Herald, 4th September 1940.
On September 3rd, at Clare, South Australia, Walter, beloved brother of Mrs R B McLaren, Mrs Jack Bradly and Edgar Day. Rest after pain.

MOYLE.
Herald, 20th August 1923.
Obituary for Mr Thomas Moyle, of Auckland.

MOYNIHAN.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
R Moynihan, Wellington.

MUIR.
Wellington Bowling Club.
Mr William Muir.

MUIR.
Ian Muir of Orawia District, Invercargill, 1939. (22)

MUIR.
Otago Witness, 17th November 1909.
On November 14th, at the Oamaru Hospital, George, youngest son of David and Ellen Muir. Deeply mourned.

MULDROCK.
W H Muldrock, Auckland, 28th October 1915, WW1

MULHERN.
Weekly News, 10th August 1916.
H J Mulhern, Northcote, Auckland.

MULINDER.
Herald, 14th September 1940.
The death has occurred at Otane, of Mrs Harriett Maria Mulinder, aged 99 years. Mrs Mulinder left England in 1859, and after arriving in Wellington, came to Hawkes Bay, in her early 20s, she married Mr Windor in Napier, and then went with her husband to Waipawa. Nine years later her husband died. After marrying Mr George Mulinder, made her home at Patangata. Her second husband died 40 years ago, and she had since resided most of the time at Otane. She is survived by 6 of a family of 10.

MULLEN.
Albert Mullen, Dunedin, Personal Paragraph, WW1.

MULLOY.
Wattie Mulloy, New Plymouth, Personal Paragraph, WW1.

MUMMERY.
Weekly News, October 3rd 1945.
J W Mummery, of Palmerston North. WW2.

MUNRO.
Bulls
Thomas Munro, died on the 30th of October 1902.

MUNRO.
Weekly News, 24th June 1915.
R W Munro, Auckland.

MUNRO.
Weekly News, 20th January 1916.
W A Munro, Otago.

MUNRO.
D G Munro, Otago, 28th October 1915, WW1.

MUNRO.
Herald, 11th July 1923.
On July 10th, at the Public Hospital, Auckland, Winifred Ann, dearly beloved wife of F M T Munro, 2 Angelsea Street, Ponsonby, aged 66 years. Funeral will leave above addrtess, tomorrow, Thursday, at 2 pm, also Inquest 12th of July.

MUNRO.
N H Munro, Waikato, 1st July 1915. WW1.

MUNRO.
New Zealand Times, 1st May 1919.
Obituary for Mrs Donald Munro, Timaru.

MUNRO.
Kenneth Munro, Hastings, 20th July 1916, WW1.

MUNRO.
Otago Witness, 28th June 1932.
At Cottisloe, Perth, Western Australia, following accident, Elizabeth, relict of the late Captain John Watson Munro, of Seaforth Highlanders, and sister of Professor James Park, Dunedin New Zealand, aged 84 years. Long resident at Simla, Sydney and Adelaide. (By Cablegram)

MURDOCH.
23rd December 1915.
R J Murdoch, Canterbury.

MURDOCH.
At her late residence, Maxwell Road, Blenheim, on the 11th May 1931, Hellen, dearly beloved wife of Alexander Grant Murdoch, aged 68 years.

MURPHY.
R G Murphy, Otago, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MURPHY.
Herald, 6th September 1940.
On September 5th, at a Private Hospital, Auckland, Michael Dennis, dearly beloved husband of Phyills, nee Marmont. Funeral will leave the Chapel of N C Davis, 294 Dominion Road, tomorrow, Saturday, at 2 pm, for Waikaraka Cemetery.

MURPHY.
Weekly News, 27th January 1916.
J Murphy, Otago.

MURRAY.
Wairarapa.
David Hugh Lackey Murray, died on the 9th of January 1909.

MURRAY.
Herald, 8th August 1923.
Obituary for Mrs Jane Murray, of Auckland.

MURRAY.
Date is 1922.
Info on A Murray of Gisborne. 21.

MURRAY.
Otago Witness, 22nd March 1927.
On March 19th 1927, at his residence, 54 Easther Cres, Dunedin, George, the beloved husband of the late Mary Ann (Mim) Murray, aged 69 years. At rest.

MYLES.
S A Myles, Wellington, September 23rd 1915, WW1.

MYERS.
Sidney Myers, Upper Hutt, June 29th 1916, WW1.