VALDER. Herald, 14th August 1914. At Taurima, Hamilton, George Valder, in his 83rd year. Private interment. No flowers by request. No other details.
VALLANCE. Wairarapa. James Charles Vallance, of Kahumingi, died on the 23rd of May 1903. No other details.
VALLANCE. Weekly News, 27th August 1925. Report of death. A sad incident occurred at Rotomana, West Coast, when the 15 year old son of Mr and Mrs W Vallance was thrown from a horse and found unconcious with a fractured skull and other injuries, which proved fatal at the Grey River Hospital the following night. No other details.
VAN ASCH. Weekly News, 18th June 1941. J F Van Asch of Hastings. Contact me for details.
VAN VEEN. Bartholomew, Auckland. Obit. scr.
VAUSE. Weekly News, March 1918. Company Sergeant Major Cyril J Vause, son of J P Vause, Christchurch, serving with the Australian Forces, has been awarded the Meritorious Service Medal. He went with the Main Body from Australia and has been all through the campaigns in Egypt, Gallipoli and France to date and is now in England qualifying for a Commission.
VEEL. Info on Veel Gertrude Colborne, email for Obi, Christchurch, 1937 Girls. (22) .
VENDT Amy Myrtle Rose Violet, aged 3yrs and 7mths, died on the 6th of March 1915, Motatau, Bay of Islands, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs H Vendt. No other details.
VERCOE. Info on Vercoe P, of Christchurch, 1937 Girls. (22)
VERCOE.
The New Zealander, 3rd December 1851, News.
On Monday, a man named Thomas Hill was charged, by Mrs Vercoe, a Tavern Keeper in Fort Street, Auckland, with having given her a number of counterfeit sixpences, in payment for a bottle of rum that she sold to him on Sunday last. He was traced to his lodging, by a Policeman, on
the same evening, and a large number of similar sixpences to those he had given for the rum were found in his pocket; and afterward, the same officer proceeded on board a small vessel, in which Hill had came down the river, and found a lump of pewter, a spoon, and a mould in his
chest. These were produced in Court. The prisoner made no defense, and was remanded. a person named John Duncan, who had also been drinking at Vercoe's on Sunday, was charged with having two of these base coins in his possession. He was also remanded.
VERRALL. Margaret C, Auckland. Obit. scr.
VEYSEY. 14th April 1943. W J Veysey of Nelson.
VICKERS. Herald, 25th September 1914. On September 19th, at Mr A Veralls, residence, Hikutaia, Opotiki, Arthur William Vickers, brother of Mr B S Vickers, aged 53 years.
VICKERY. Weekly News, May 1917. Company Sergeant Major E M Vickery, Divisional Signal Corps, NZE, has been awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal for conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He has performed consistent good work throughout and has on several occasions repaired wires under heavy fire.
VINCENT. Weekly News, June 1917. Private Lincoln McD Vincent, second son of Mr H L Vincent of Christchurch, has been killed in France. He was educated at Christ's College and subsequently was on the staffs of the Christchurch Press and the Lyttelton Times.
VINE. Weekly News, 7th September 1916. An old and highly respected settler of Manaia, South Taranaki, passed away on August 30th, in the person of Mr William Vine, at the age of 79 years. Deceased at one time was proprietor of the Opanake - Hawera coach. No other details.
VOGAN. Gordon Lester, on August 26th 1999, suddenly at Whangarei, aged 49 years. Dearly loved son of Ethel Wellington, nee Andrew and the late Sid Vogan. A service will be held in the Chapel of Newburys Funeral Home, 139 Bank Street, Whangarei, on Monday, August 30th at 2pm to be followed by private cremation.
VON BERNEWITZ. Herald, 19th August 1914. On August 16th 1914, at his late residence, Clyde Quay, Wellington, Enno, dearly beloved husband of Louisa and oldest son of the late Max Von Bernewitz, Thames.
VOSPER. Auckland Star, 2nd June, 1948. Obituary for James Frederick Vosper of Waikato, Taranaki, Takapuna.
VOYSEY. Weekly News, 16th January 1946. R L Voysey of Waihou.
WADDELL. Herald, 21st September 1914. On September 20th, at his late residence, Khyber Pass, Auckland, John Nesbit, beloved eldest son of Jane and the late John Nesbit Waddell. Private Interment, today, (Monday) 2pm, no mourning by request.
WADE. Funeral Notice, Herald, 26th June 1922. On June 24th, Henry Horton, dearly beloved youngest son of of Thomas Wade, Taupiri. Interment at Rangiriri Cemetery at 12 noon today, Tuesday.
WALKER. Weekly News Death Announcement, 12th of August 1915. On the 2nd of August 1915, at Maungaturoto, Evelyn Bertha, loved daughter of Alfred and Bertha Walker, aged 5 years 8 months.
WALKER. News Item, 1922. Mr C W Walker, estate. Contact me for details.
WALKER. Weekly News, Death Notice, Announcement only. On the 24th of September 1914, at Maungakaramea, Mary Hamilton, widow of late James Walker, of Maungakaramea and late of Clevedon (South Auckland), age 82 years.
WALKER. Herald, 14th July 1923. Obituary for John Atkinson Walker of Devonport, Auckland.
WALKER. James Walker of Maungakaramea. 1895. Contact for details.
WALKER. Myross Bush School Reunion , 1948. Mrs M E Walker.
WALKER. Herald, 18th August 1914. On August 17th 1914, at Saint James Manse, Auckland, Marion Douglas, dearly beloved daughter of Rev R L Walker, in her 11th year. The funeral will leave the above address for Waikaraka Cemetery, tomorrow, Wednesday, August the 19th at 2pm.
WALKER.
Weekly News, 8th October, 1914.
On the 24th of September 1914, Maungakaramea, Mary Hamilton, widow of late James Walker, of Maungakaramea and late of Clevedon (Wairoa South), aged 82 years.
WALLEN. Weekly News, 12th July 1944. M B Wallen of Christchurch. Contact me for details.
WALLER. Weekly News, March 1918. Private Alfred Eric Waller, died of bronchitis in France, is the second son of Mrs Annie Waller, nurse, of Te Kuiti. He left NZ with the 8th Reinforcements. He was wounded in the battle of the Somme and after recovery was engaged in the battle of 12 October last. He is the second son of Mrs Waller who has made the supreme sacrifice.
WALLER. Funeral Notice, Herald, 26th June 1922. On June 25th, at Opotiki, after a long and painful illness, Edward Robert Waller, dearly loved husband of Elizabeth Waller. Interment at Opotiki, today, Tuesday.
WALLIS. Wallis Family of Whakapirau. Maungaturoto District. (15)
WALLIS. Weekly News, 12th July 1944. B F Wallis of Wellington. Contact me for details.
WALSH. Herald, 2nd October 1943. Obituary for Mrs Mary Walsh of Hamilton. Contact me for details.
WALSH, John Reuben, Auckland. scr. div. 1915.
WALSH. Herald, 24th August 1914. On August 22nd at the residence, of Miss Hetty Clark, Norana Ave, Remuera, the Ven Philip Walsh, late Archdeacon of Waimate, aged 71 years. The funeral will leave Norana Ave, today Monday, at 3 pm for Saint Johns College Tamaki.
WALTERS. Weekly News, 23rd August 1944. J W Walters of Gisborne. Contact me for details.
WALTERS. Herald, 21st September 1914. On September 20th 1914, at her sons residence, Great South Road, Otahuhu, Mary Ann, relict of the late Josiah Walters and late of Mackelvie Street, Grey Lynn in her 82nd year. The funeral will leave the above address for Holy Trinity Cemetery, Otahuhu, Tuesday at 2pm. Friends please accept this intimation.
WARD Thomas, Auckland scr. div.1915.
WARING. Weekly News, March 1918. Captain Frederick R K Waring, of Ireland, who has returned on Transport No.148, served in the South African war. He wears the King's Medal with four clasps and the Queen's Medal with three clasps. He remained in South Africa where, in 1906, he assisted in quelling the Denizula Rebellion, Natal.
WARNOCK. Weekly News, 20th February 1902. Report of the death of David Warnock of Invercargill. Weekly News, 20th February 1902. Contact me for details.
WARREN. Weekly News, 4th June 1941. J Le B Warren of Auckland. Contact me for details.
WASTNEY. Weekly News, May 1917. Private Nolan Dyson Wastney, killed in action on 9th April, 1917, was the eldest son of the late Mr Edward Wastney, for some time connected with the National Bank of New Zealand. Pte Wastney, whose mother resides at Onerahi, was only 22 years of age when he met his death as a member of the Australian Expeditionary Force.
WATERS. Weekly News, 18th June 1941. A E Waters of Temuka. Contact me for details.
WATERS. Funeral Notice, Herald, 24th June 1922. On June 20th 1922, at Wellington, Eleanor, wife of John Waters of Wellington, and mother of Mrs T S Jacka of Saint Heliers, Auckland, in her 88th year of her age.
WATKINS. Weekly News, 18th June 1941. H R Watkins of Ruawai. Contact me for details.
WATSON. Weekly News, March 1918. Captain William Watson, who has returned on Transport No.149, is a son of Mr William Watson, a well known Wellington business man and a director of the Bank of NZ. Prior to enlisting in 1915 he was engaged in farming at Rangiriri. He served on the Gallipoli Peninsula and in France, and is married to a daughter of Mrs Robert Browning of Arney Road, Remuera. He wears the Military Cross.
WATSON.
Weekly News, 12th April 1917.
Private Walter McKinley, reported to have died of wounds on the 25th March, was the fifth son of Mr J Watson, Drummer Street, Auckland, and one of four brothers serving in the Expeditionary Force. He served through the greater part of the Gallipoli campaign, went to France with the NZ Division and served continuously with the Auckland Battalion up to the time of his death. He was wounded in Gallipoli and again at the battle of the Somme.
WATSON. Weekly News, June 1917. Lieut F W Watson, who has been killed, was a son of Mr F H Watson of Bulls and was 26 years of age. He was educated at the Christchurch Boys High School and the Canterbury College, where he had a fine scholastic career. He was also a splendid athlete. Upon leaving school he entered the Lands & Survey Dept and was one of the most promising surveyors and draughtsmen in the Government service. He was transferred to Auckland some years ago and spent some time in North Auckland district. When war was declared he joined an Auckland machine-gun section as private. He saw much service on Gallipoli, being awarded the DCM for his fine work during the Suvla Bay advance.
WATT. Herald, 29th August 1914. On August 26 1914, suddenly, at Taumarunui, David M, the youngest son of the late David Watt and beloved brother of Mrs S Richie and Mrs D Menzies of Auckland, and Mr John Watt of Dargaville, aged 54 years. Private interment at Purewa Cemetery.
WATT. Herald, 18th August 1914. Jane Watt, 85 years of age, who was standing by the fire warming herself, when her clothes caught fire. A Neighbor saw her standing in the doorway with her clothes blazing, and secured a piece of carpet and wrapped it around her. He managed to extinguish the flames, but the unfortunate women, was so severely burnt that she succumbed to her injuries. A formal verdict was returned.
WATTS. Watts Walter, of Napier, 1879. 1906 to 1922. (21)
WAUGH. Info on Waugh Bruce and Grace, of Awapuni, (21).
WEBB. News Item, 1922. Divorce between Mary Jane and Albert Webb. Contact me for details.
WEBB. Weekly News, 18th June 1941. J R Webb of Auckland. Contact me for details.
WEBB. T Webb of Northern Wairoa. 1902. Contact for details.
WEBB. George Webb of Arapohue. 1911. Contact for details.
WEBBER. Funeral Notice, Herald, 22nd June 1922. On 21st June 1922, George, dearly beloved husband of Marion Webber, aged 69 years. Funeral will leave his residence, 14 Mary Street, Mount Eden, for Waikumete Cemetery, today Thursday, at 3 30pm.
WEBBER. Weekly News, May 1917. G Webber, M.G. Corps, Imperial Regiment. Described as of Auckland, previously reported wounded, now reported died of wounds. Mr G K Webber, an artist, came to England in 1913 and on the outbreak of war enlisted in the Royal Fusiliers, crossing to France in 1915.
WEBSTER. Weekly News, News Item, 14th May 1925. Boy loses hand. Henry Webster of Whangarei. Contact me for details.
WEIGHT. Weekly News, 18th June 1941. D V Weight of Auckland. Contact me for details.
WELLS. Info on Wells Phyllis, of Brunswick, (21).
WEST.
Weekly News, 10th September 1914.
L E Wynn West, of Palmerston North, Contact me for more details.
WEST. 1st October 1941. J G West of Hamilton.
WHELLAN. 2nd May 1945. S R Whellan of Hamilton.
WHITE. Weekly News, 18th June 1941. R A R White of Wellington. Contact me for details.
WHITE. Herald, 24th August 1914. On August the 22nd, at the Manse, Waihi, Rev William White, dearly beloved husband of Agnes White, aged 57 tears.
WHITE. White M, of Ormond. (21)
WHITEHEAD. Weekly News, Death Notice, Announcement only. On the 26th of December 1914, of Fairburn, Mangonui, Elizabeth, loved wife of Thomas, aged 65 years.
WHISKER. Herald May, 1923. On April 30th 1923, Peggy dearly loved and only child of Alfred and Constance Whisker of New Lynn, Auckland, age 13 months. Private Interment from 233 Great South Road, Green Lane, today Wednesday at 10am for Saint Marks.
WHITE. White Alison of New Plymouth. 1900, (21)
WHITE Emanuel, Palmerston North. scr. acc. 1915.
WHITE. Herald, 27th April 1923. Reports of Accidents and Deaths. Frank Cusbil White of Auckland. Contact me for details.
WHITE. Herald, 18th June 1940. On June 17th at Thames Hospital, George Henry, beloved husband of Marion White of Turua, in his 82nd year. Funeral will leave Holy Trinity Church, Turua, tomorrow Wednesday at 1pm for Totara Cemetery.
WHITE. Herald, 31st August 1914. At the District Hospital, Severena, the dearly beloved wife of W M White. Private interment.
WHITE. Auckland Star, 16th June, 1948. Obituary for Frederick White of Kaitaia.
WHITE. Auckland Star, 15th May, 1948. On May 14th 1948, at her residence, Dunoon Road, Browns Bay, Amelia Ann, dearly loved wife of Alfred and loved mother of Amelia, Priscilla, Florence, Edith, Arthur, Thomas, Bertha and Joyce. A service will be held at the Chapel of J Weir and Co, 70 Ponsonby Road, on Monday, 1 45pm, funeral then leaving for Purewa Cemetery.
WHITEMAN. Weekly News, June 1917. Lieut Colonel John Whiteman, a New Zealander serving with the Imperial Forces, - whose name, owing to an error in transmission, was given in a cable message as Whiting - received wounds in the battle of Arras, from which he died within 24 hours. He was in command of a Naval Brigade with the temporary rank of major general. He was 43 years of age and was educated at Wanganui College. He served in the South African War, receiving two medals and seven clasps, also being mentioned in despatches. His regiment was the third to land in France in the present war and he was the only officer not wounded or killed in the retreat from Mons.
WHITFORD. Brookby 1930. Harry and Jack Whitford. Contact me for details.
WHITING. Whiting W H of Saint James Presbyterian Church, Newtown.(21)
WHITNEY.
On January 7th 1974, at a Private Rest Home, Auckland. Dearly beloved wife of the late Frank Whitney and dearest mother and mother inlaw
of Bernice and Ron Shewan, and dear Grandmother of Robert (Australia) Toni (Mrs K Holster) Louise and Gregory and Great Grandmother of Richard. Service at W H Tongue's Chapel, Wednesday at 9 30am. Funeral then leaves for Waikumete Cemetery.
WHITTINGTON In sad and loving rememberance of the late Thomas,
departed this life on the 20th of November 1889, Ashbourne, Ferry Road, Christchurch, in his
46th year. No other details.
WICKHAM. Herald, 4th April 1923. Reports of Accidents and Deaths. Albert Wickham of Fielding.
WIDDOP. News item. Wellington Rowing Regatta, 25th February 1911. Mr J E Widdop. Contact me for details.
WILCOX. Herald, 24th April 1923. Reports of Accidents and Deaths. Annie Jane Wilcox of Waihi. Contact me for details.
WILD. Wild Family Reunion, 1963. Contact me for details.
WILDE. Weekly News, 3rd September 1914. Acollision occurred at Wellington at the railway crossing in Featherston Street, between a train and one of Messrs Curtis and Co Expresses. Frank Wilde, aged 22 years, a single man, driver of the express, was killed. No other details..
WILDER. 15th April 1942. B S Wilder of Christchurch.
WILKES. Herald, 7th September 1914. Maintenance Order. Otto Lawrence Wilkes, for failing to keep up payments under a maintenance order, was sentenced to three weeks imprisonment, the warrent to be suspended provided he pay One Pound per week.
WILKIE. Weekly News, March 1918. Private R A Wilkie, whose parents reside at Baildon Road, Grey Lynn, has returned on Transport No.147. He has been awarded the Military Medal for bravery during the battle of Messines.
WILKIN. 20th August 1941. J C Wilkin, Wellington.
WILKINS. Herald, 17th June 1940. On June 16th, suddenly, at Auckland, Arthur Charles, beloved father of Arthur and Ivy, late of 153 Long Drive, St Heliers. Funeral will leave W H Tongue at 2pm today, Tuesday .
WILKINSON. Brookby 1930. Wilkinson Family. Contact me for details.
WILKINSON. Weekly News, May 1917. Acting Sergeant Major Charles Te Kiwi Wilkinson, whose death in action was reported last week, was born at Otorohanga in 1893 and was a son of the late Mr G T Wilkinson, Judge of the Native Land Court. He received his education at the Otorohanga school and later at King Edward's College, Auckland. He was a keen athlete and took an interest in all sport. He joined an early reinforcement as a private, saw service on Gallipoli and was present at the evacuation. Then he was drafted to France. On 20th April he received wounds which resulted in his death. Friends please accept this intimation.
WILLIAMS, George, Dunedin. scr. acc. 1915.
WILLIAMS, Mrs Damaris Brickwood, 101 years of age. Mullet Point. scr 1919.
WILLIAMS, Mr and Mrs William Thomas. Auckland. scr. div. 1915.
WILLIAMS. Weekly News, 27th August 1925. Report of death. An old and respected resident of the district of Marlborough, in the person of Mr John Treagrove Williams, died recently at the age of 75 years. The late Mr Williamsd was born at Bowden, Adelaide and came to New Zealand in the ship "Dunedin" when he was 8 years old. He took up residence in Marlborough in 1866 and at the time of his death was a member of Court Clarendon, A.O.F. The late Mr Williams is survived by a widow, 4 sons and 5 daughters. No other details.
WILLIAMS. Herald, 13th June 1940. At Hamilton, after a long illness, Mary Ann beloved wife of W R Williams, and loving mother of Ive, and Henry, in her 71st year. Private interment at Hamilton East Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. Williams S, of Napier, 1879. 1906 to 1922. (21)
WILLIAMS Eleanor. Obit, Devonport. 1923.
WILLIAMS. Weekly News, 12th July 1944. D E Williams of Otane. Contact me for details.
WILLIAMS. Auckland Star, 20th February 1948. On February 20th 1948, Shelah Constance, loved wife of Alan Bernard Williams, of 23 Ewen Street, Takapuna, and loving mother of Hugh, Barbara and Peter, aged 52 years. RIP. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St Patricks Cathedral, 9am, tomorrow, Saturday, prior to interment at Waikaraka Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. Herald, 26th August 1914. On August 24th, at his parents residence, Elibank, Brentwood Ave, Theodore Kendall, , the dearly beloved and only son of W A and J L Williams, aged 2 years and 7 months. Suffer little children to come unto me. Private interment, today, Wednesday at 2 pm.
WILLIAMS. Weekly News, 12th July 1944. M W Williams of Napier. Contact me for details.
WILLIAMS. Weekly News, March 1918. Gunner T Williams, of Newmarket, a Main Body man, who has returned on furlough on Transport No.147, was given the Military Medal for his bravery in rescuing a wounded officer at the battle of Passchendaele.
WILLIAMS. Herald, 23nd September 1914. Killed at White Island eruption, Harry Edward, beloved husband of Florence Maud Williams, aged 31 years.
WILLIAMS. 14th April 1943. Bert Williams of Dunedin.
WILLIAMS. Weekly News. 29.04.1915. On the 18th of April 1915, at his residence, Bourne Dean, John S Williams, husband of Agnes Laura Williams, aged 75 years. No other details.
WILLIAMS. Weekly News, 22nd April 1915, Obituary. Mr J S Williams of Kaipara Flats, died Sunday last, aged 75 years. He arrived from England as a child over 70 years ago and took up residence with his brother Mr W L C Williams, now of Cambridge, he was at Kaipara Flats in January of 1858 and resided there until his death. He leaves a widow and six children.
WILLIAMS. 15th April 1942. C V Williams of Auckland.
WILLIAMSON. New Zealand Fighter Pilot, 15th April 1942. N Williamson of Gisborne.
WILLIAMSON. Weekly News, 14th April 1943. N A Williamson, Gisborne.
WILLIS. Willis R, of Napier, 1879. 1906 to 1922. (21)
WILLS. Herald 1948. On 9th March 1948, suddenly at Kaitaia Hospital, Edgar John, dearly beloved husband of Evelyn Amy Wills of Ahipara, aged 53 years.
WILSON. Wilson C K of Levin. Contact me. (21)
WILSON. Weekly News, 29.04.1915. On the 15th of April 1915, at his residence, Kirikopuni, Northern Wairoa, Henry Wilson, husband of Sarah Florence Wilson (nee Hardinge). No other details.
WILSON. Christchurch Star, 1st December 1900. December 2nd at 162 Kilmore Street, Christchurch, Matilda beloved wife of Cyrus Wilson, late of Southbridge Mill. age 68 years. No other details.
WILSON. Herald, 28th September 1914. On September 26th, at the Auckland Hospital, John, beloved husband of Margaret Wilson, in his 82nd year. Native of Newcastle on Tyne. Funeral leaves his late residence, May's Road, Onehunga, for Waikaraka Cemetery at 2 30pm today.
WILSON. Weekly News, 18th June 1941. J C Wilson of Wellington. Contact me for details.
WILSON. Auckland Star, 12th June, 1948. On June 11th, at his residence, 12 Russell Street, Ponsonby, Robert, dearly loved husband of Nira Wilson and loving father of Neville and Athol, age 56 years. A service will be held at the above address, 1 30pm, Monday, funeral then leaving for Waikaraka Cemetery.
WILSON. Herald, 1st August 1914. On July 31st 1914, at the residence of her son, William Wilson, Mount Pleasent Road, Mount Roskill, off Dominion Road. Charlotte, relict of the late Robert Wilson, Lighthouse Keeper, aged 81 years. "Peace perfect peace" The funeral will leave her sons residence, for O'Neills Point Cemetery, tomorrow, Sunday at 1 30pm.
WILSON. Auckland Star, 18th February 1948. On February 17th 1948, at Auckland Hospital, suddenly, late of 45 Hurstmere Road, Takapuna, William, dearly loved husband of Dora Wilson and loved father of William, Frank and Muriel and loved stepfather of Marie, aged 61 years. Service to be held at the above residence tomorrow, Thursday, at 10am. Funeral then leaving for the Crematorium. (Second notice has the following people.) Brother of Tom, Joe and Bob.
WINKLE. Herald, 19th September 1914. On September 17th 1914, at her mothers residence, 17 York Street, Katie, the beloved daughter of James and Bridget Winkle, aged 19 years. RIP. Private Interment.
WINKLEMANN. Herald, 31st August 1914. On August 30th, at Auckland, Molly, the dearly beloved wife of Walter H C Winklemann, Mount Eden, aged 26 years. RIP. Interment Private.
WITHALL. Info on Withall Mary, of Brunswick, (21).
WINKS. Winks K, of Napier, 1879. 1906 to 1922. (21)
WITT. Herald, 11th June 1940. On June 10th, at Waikato Hospital, Hamilton, Jane, loved wife of Christopher Charles Witt, of Putaruru, age 68 yrs. The funeral will leave her late residence, Putaruru, after a service today, Tuesday, at 2pm for the Putaruru Cemetery. (people mentioned in 2nd notice as follows.) Loved mother of Mrs L Ellis, Putaruru and Mr F White, Palmerston North, and devoted Grandma of Doris, Audrey, Raymond and Fred.
WOOD. Herald, 20th June 1940. On June 19th 1940, at a Private Hospital, Auckland, Leslie Sturgeon, bel husband of Winifred Wood and loving Daddy of Alan, 1 Halston Road, Mount Eden. (second notice) and youngest son of William and Anne Wood of Thames. Funeral will leave Grange Road Baptist Church at 2 pm, tomorrow, Friday, for the Hillsborough Cemetery.
WOOD. Info on Wood Dorothy, of Christchurch, 1937 Girls. (22)
WOOD. Weekly News, 23rd July 1930. Death/Inquest. Struck by Car. Mr F N Wood of Manurewa. Contact me for details.
WOODCOCK.
Herald. August 1967.
Anne Myrtle, on August 21st 1967 at Middlemore Hospital, late of 49 Kelvin Road Papakura. Dearly beloved wife of the late Reginald George and much loved mother of May (Mrs Ryan, Papakura), Rosa (Mrs Morrow, Manurewa), and Reg (Glen Eden) in her 74th year.
Sadly missed. A service will be held in the Methodist Church Papakura tomorrow (Wednesday) at 12 noon. Funeral then leaving for Purewa Crematorium. Cut flowers only please.
WOODHOUSE. Herald, 18th August 1914. On August 16th 1914, Edward Henry, (Teddy) dearly beloved youngest child of F H and M Woodhouse of Birkenhead. No other details.
WOODHOUSE. Constance Woodhouse of New Plymouth. 1900. (21)
WOODMAN. Free Lance, 25th February 1911. Obituary for Mr John Woodman of Wellington. Contact me for details.
WOODS. Weekly News, 3rd September 1914. Death of Samuel Woods, at Hiriroa Station, Ngatapa. Email for details.
WOODWOOD. New Zealand Fighter Pilot, 15th April 1942. L Woodwood of Christchurch.
WOOLCOTT. Herald May, 1923. On May 1st at her sons residence, Argyle Street, Avondale. May Ann Woolcott, widow of Albert William Woolcott, in her 92nd year. Arrived in Auckland on 14 February 1861.
WOOLLAMS. Auckland Star, 29th December, 1945. Obituary for William Henry of Auckland.
WOON. Funeral Notice, Herald, 22nd June 1922. At Papakura, Anne, relict of Garland W Woon, aged 90 years. Private interment.
WORBOYS. Herald, 6th August 1914. On August the 4th, at Auckland, Elizabeth, relict of the late Rev C Worboys, in her 76th year. Private interment.
WOOTEN. Herald, 19th October 1916. Obituary for Mrs Kathherine A Wooten, Tasmania and Auckland.
WORKER. Auckland Star, 18th February 1948. On February 17th 1948, at a Private Hospital, Sarah, eldest daughter of the late Rev W and Mrs Gittos, beloved wife of the late Frederick George and loved mother of Ella (Mrs Armitage) Averil (Mrs A Dickson) and Geof H Worker, Wellsford, aged 90 years. Private interment from her daughters residence, 59a Mount Saint John Ave, Epsom, at 11am tomorrow, Thursday. (no other details).
WORSLEY. Weekly News, June 1917. Lieutenant W R Worsley, son of Mr G A Worsley, headmaster of the Otonga school, is at present in London suffering from slight shell shock. Lieut Worsley was educated at the Auckland Grammar School where he was a lieutenant in the school cadets.
WORSLEY. Funeral Notice, Herald, 26th June 1922. On June 25th, George Arthur, dearly loved husband of Mattie Worsley, of Ngaroma Road, Epsom, aged 59 years.
WRAY. Weekly News, March 1918. Major W G Wray, M.C. of Wellington, who has returned on Transport No.149, was officer commanding the troops during the voyage. He left NZ in command of the Canterbury Mounted Rifles, 6th Reinforcement. He took part in operations on Gallipoli Peninsula and in France. He was wounded at Messines and the Somme. With the exception of a few months spent in command of the Otago Reserve Battalion at Sling Camp, he has been almost continuously in the firing line.
WRIGHT. Funeral Notice, Herald, 30th June 1922. On June 29th, at Thames Hospital, after a long illness, Anna Philomena Wright of Puriri, Thames Valley, in her 57th year.
WRIGHT. 1st October 1957. Margaret Ethel, On September 29th 1957, at her sons residence, Kurunui Bay, Thames, beloved wife of the late Ernest Ephraim Wright, formerly of Portland Road, Whangarei and loved mother of Douglas, Ken of Thames, Ethel , Mrs Reynon of New Lynn, Bert, Papkura, and Cecil, Whangarei, in her 93rd year. At Rest. Interment at Maunu Cemetery, Whangarei, at 1pm today Tuesday.
WRIGHT. Weekly News, 4th June 1941. C L Wright of Otaika, Whangarei. Contact me for details.
WRIGHT. Info onWright M, of Christchurch, 1937 Girls. (22)
WRIGHT. Weekly News, 14th April 1943. R J Wright, Palmerston North.
WRIGHT. Auckland Star, 20th February 1948. On February 20th 1948, at his residence, 167 Remuera Road, Hugh Joseph, dearly loved husband of Mary Emilian Wright, and beloved father of Hugh, Margaret, and Catherine, aged 77 years. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St Michaels Church, Remuera, 9am tomorrow, Saturday, prior to interment at Hillsborough Cemetery. Rosary at Church, 8 15pm this evening.
WRIGHT. Alice, Fanny, and George Wright of Maungakaramea. 1895. Contact for details.
WYLIE. Weekly News, 23rd August 1944. M Wylie of Oamaru. Contact me for details.
WYLLIE. Herald, 8th August 1914. On August 6th 1914, at his late residence, Hill Farm, Papatoetoe. Thomas wyllie, in his 99th year. The funeral will leave his late residence, for the Otara Cemetery, today, Saturday, at 2 30pm, friends please accept this intimation.
WYMER. Rita Florence, on November 25th 1969, dearly loved mother of Merle, mother inlaw of Jim, beloved Nanna of Ross and Christine, dearly loved and sadly missed. (other notices) sister and sister inlaw of Bert and Cass, dearly loved sister of Gladys, sister inlaw of the late Victor, Aunty of Gloria and Arthur, Gr Aunt of Claire, Roselea, Judy, Kay and Jim.
YATES. Herald, 10th August 1914. On August the 8th, at 12 McKelvie Street, Grey Lynn, James Dewhurst Yates. Master Mariner, in his 86th year. By request of the deceased, no flowers. Chicago and Illinois papers please copy.
YATES. Yates Charles, of Napier, 1879. 1906 to 1922. (21)
YELICH. Weekly News, 23rd July 1930. Death/Inquest. Knocked down by bus. James Yelich of Hikurangi. Contact me for details.
YEOMAN. 4th June 1941. A A Yeoman of Taneatua, Bay of Plenty.
YOUNG. George Young of Arapohue. 1911. Contact for details.
YOUNG . Auckland Weekly News, 19th August 1915. Report of death. On the 8th of August 1915 at Kaukapakapa, John Edward Simon, youngest son of the late Dr Young of the Honourable East India Co's service, aged 67 years. No other details.
YOUNG. Weekly News, October 1917. Lieutenant E H Young, wounded, son of Mrs W S Young, Otakeho, Taranaki. Before he enlisted he was employed by Hesketh & Richmond, solicitors, Auckland. He has served with the NZ forces since they landed in France and went through the Somme battle unscathed. At the end of last April, then L/Cpl Young was sent to England and after five weeks study, passed and was granted a commission. He went back to Divisional Base on 12 July. Sergeant Major O M Young, who died of wounds at Flers last October and Sergeant Vivian Young, who is now probably in France, left with later reinforcements. A J and J E Young have volunteered for service.
ZANDERS. Weekly News, 3rd December 1914. Funeral Nortice. On the 20th of November 1914, at her late residence, Warkworth, Caroline Wilhelmina, widow of late J O Zanders, aged 65 years. No other details.
ZILLWOOD. Weekly News, 23rd August 1944. A H R Zillwood of Auckland. Contact me for details.
ZUKERMAN. Funeral Notice, Herald, 27th June 1922. On June 24th, Latham, beloved husband of Jane Zukerman, of Melbourne, father of Messrs R Zukerman of Auckland, and F and A Zukerman of Melbourne and Mesdames, E Roffman of Perth WA, A Lewis and D Epstien of Melbourne, F Roxburg of Shepperton, Victoria, and Miss Zukerman of Melbourne. Deeply mourned. By Cable. Minyon 7 30pm each night.