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BIRTHS.

BUSSE (nee Mary Rigby).—On the 17th July,

at Peradena private hospital, Boston road, Canterbury, to Mr. and Mrs. B. Busse—a

daughter.

CLARKE.—On the 19th July, at Ronda, Norwood

avenue, Middle Brighton, to Mr. and Mrs. Vivian R. Clarke—a daughter.

GILCHRIST. - On the 12th June, to Mr. and Mrs.

D. L. Gilchrist, Lynton, Fortesque street, Chis-wick, Sydney—a daughter (Mary Cranstone).

RESS (nee Chifra Smith).—On the 16th July, at

Lea-Rae, 101 Balaclava road, Caulfield, to Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Ress—a son.

STEWART (nee Dulce Murch).—On the 14th July,

1928, at St. Ronans, Hamilton, the wife of W. E. Stewart, of Caroona, Branxholme—a

daughter.

WRAGGE.—On the 8th July, the wife of L. G. Wragge, Narlga, Deniliquin (N.S.W.)—a daugh-

ter.

MARRIAGES.

McKENZIE—WHEELER.—On the 16th June, 1928,

at St. Paul's Cathedral, by Rev. R. Sherwood, Colin Bodman, son of late James and Mrs. McKenzie, of Llanos, Yarram and Brighton, to Doris May, daughter of late Robert and Mrs. Wheeler, of Brighton and Ballarat.

NICHOLSON—COLLETT.—On the 21st June, 1928,

at First Presbyterian Church, Vancouver (B.C.), by the Rev. J. Richmond Craig, Fanny Eliza-beth, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Collett, of Dandenong, to Rev. William Patte-son, youngest son of Captain and Mrs. John Nicholson, of Bangar, North Ireland.

DEATHS.

BURGESS.—On the 24th July, 1928, at her resi-

dence Milliara, Mona street, Hobart, Annie Bayley, relict of the late Hon. W. H. Burgess,

aged 83 years.

CRAINE (nee Bone).—On the 24th July, at Austin

Hospital, Eunice, dearly beloved wife of Norman Craine, and loving mother of little Murray, 34 Filson street, Ascotvale, aged 24 years and 3

weeks.

A patient sufferer at rest.

CRAINE.—On the 24th July, at the Austin Hos-

pital, Eunice Muriel, the dearly beloved youngest daughter of the late James and Emma Bone, loved sister of Alex., Alf., Mrs. Price, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Aspinall, and the loved aunt of Jimmie, Muriel, and Jean, Mavis, and Mar-

jorie.

The long day is o'er.

A patient sufferer at rest.

CROSBIE.—On the 18th July, at Bucki, Henty

(N.S.W.), Betty, loved wife of W. B. Cros-

bie.

DAY.—On the 22nd July, Neil Porter, darling son

of Nell and Ernest Day, Brown's road, Clayton, little brother of Ernie (deceased) and Audrey, aged six months. (Privately interred Spring-vale Cemetery, 23rd July.)

DINWOODIE.—On the 24th July, at 107 Plenty

road, South Preston, John Henry, dearly beloved husband of the late Margaret Dinwoodie, and loving father of Henry, David, Norman, and Mabel, aged 69 years.

DINWOODIE.—On the 24th July, at Preston, John

Henry, widower late Margaret, loving father of H. J. (E. Kew, late Moreland), David (Pres-ton), Norman (Northcote), Mabel (Mrs. Ross, Northcote), aged 69 years.

EGAN.—On the 24th July, 1928, at his residence,

Emily street, Seymour, Thomas Michael, the be-loved husband of Marie Agnes Egan, and loving father of Kate (Mrs. Lewis Burnley), Annie (Mrs. Kellerher, Seymour), Mary (Mrs. Johnston, de-ceased), Nellie (Mrs. Cale, Shepparton), and Peter, nephew of the late Archbishop Carr, and great-grandfather of little Rob, aged 80 years.

R.I.P.

FOWLER.—On the 24th July, at Hargrave, Stan-

hope street, Malvern, Elizabeth Jane, second daughter of the late J. H. Fowler.

Peace, perfect peace.

GIBSON.—On the 22nd July, at Woodbine,

Autumn street, Geelong West, Janet Richmond Gibson, wife of the late George Gibson, and much-loved grandmother of Muriel (Mrs. F. L. Martin), Russell, Doris, Hilda, Neville, and Katie Connor, and mother-in-law of J. H.

Connor.

GRAHAM.—On the 24th July, 1928, at the police

station, 171 Canterbury road, Canterbury, Con-stable William George Graham, the dearly loved husband of Margaret, and loving father of Lillian (Mrs. S. H. McGuffie), Dollie (Mrs. A. A. Mum-mery), Hilda (Mrs. C. A. Mactaggart), William G., Marjorie, Robert M., and Jean.

At rest.

HELM.—On the 23rd July, at Tresilian, Cromwell

road, Hawksburn, Ellen Jane, widow of the late Joseph A. C. Helm, M.A., barrister-at-law, late of Melbourne and Bendigo, late Fellow of Jesus

College, Cambridge. (Privately interred 24th July.)

INGRAM.—In loving memory of Robert Ingram,

our dear superintendent and founder of the Gembrook United Sunday School, who faithfully carried it on for 15 years, passed peacefully away July 13, 1928.

Jesus, the very thought of Thee

With sweetness fills my breast; But sweeter far Thy face to see,

And in Thy presence rest.

—(Inserted by Gembrook United Sunday School.) KING.—On the 22nd July, at Heidelberg, Eva,

dearly loved friend of Violet Woodroffe, North-

cote.

Sweet rest.

LIPMAN.—On the 23rd July, 1928, at a pri-

vate hospital in Adelaide, Gerald John, be-loved elder son of Boy and Ess Lipman, 8 Harrow road, St. Peters, aged 7 years and 5 months.

LIPMAN.—On the 23rd July, 1928, at a private

hospital in Adelaide, Gerald John, beloved elder grandson of Mrs. V. L. Solomon, Robe street, St. Kilda.

McCRAE.—On the 18th July, at his daughter's

residence, Bennison, Donald, beloved husband of Bessie McCrae, late of Strzlecki, aged 71

years.

At rest.

MORRISON.—On the 23rd July, 1928 (result of

accident), William Johnson, dearly beloved hus-band of Nellie Morrison, of 6 Browning street, Moonee Ponds, loving father of Annie (Mrs. D. Minogue), Nellie (Mrs. T. A. Lee), Vera, and Mona, aged 65 years, late Victorian Railways. (Privately interred 24th July, 1928.) R.I.P.

RAE.—On the 17th July, at the residence of her

daughter (Mrs. James), Perth, W.A., Mary, the dearly beloved wife of the late Henry Moncrieff, loving mother of Beatrice (Mrs. Jenkins, Garden-vale, Melbourne), Harry (Rochester), Adelaide (Mrs. Gartner, Sydney), Florence (Mrs. Moore, W.A.), Elizabeth (Mrs. James, W.A.), Frederick (Melbourne), Tom (W.A.), Esther (Mrs. Casey, W.A.), Eveline (Mrs. Moore, deceased), Gracie (Mrs. Williams, W.A.), Robert (deceased), aged 77 years. (Bendigo and Kerang papers please

copy.)

Sadly missed.

SMITH.—On the 23rd July (suddenly), Anthony A.

Smith, of 3 Moorhouse street, Camberwell, beloved husband of Jeannie Stewart, and father of Stewart (deceased), Alec, Jean, Malcolm, and Adrian, aged 74 years. (Privately interred.)

STEVENSON.—On the 24th July, at Keroit, Ivy

Maud, eldest daughter of W. J. and the late

Barbara Stevenson.

At rest after a long and painful illness.

TULLOCH.—On the 23rd July, at Bethesda Hos-

pital, Richmond, and late of 33 St. John's avenue, Camberwell, James David, loved husband of the late Alice Tulloch, loving brother of Fan, and beloved father of Beatrice. (Privately interred, Melbourne General Cemetery, 24th

July.)

Peace, perfect peace.

—(Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law, Beatrice and Bryan Crooke, 33 St. John's

avenue, Camberwell.)

TULLOCH.—On the 23rd July, at Bethesda Hos-

pital, Richmond, James David, beloved husband of the late Alice Tulloch, loving father of Jim, grandfather of Thelma and Keith, aged 67 years. (Privately interred Melbourne Cemetery on 24th July.)

Our dear old dad.

—(Inserted by his loving son and daughter-in-law, J. and S. Tulloch, 31 Clyde street, Surrey

Hills.)

WITHY.—On the 23rd July, Robert Burton, dearly

beloved husband of Elizabeth Lucy Withy, loving father of Gus, loving brother of Arthur and Alfred, loving brother-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Brewer, aged 71 years.

Loved by all who knew him.

YEAMAN.—On the 22nd July, 1928 (suddenly),

at Sydney, Lindsay Frederick, beloved youngest son of Harriett M. and the late William Yea-man, and loving brother of Ena, Edith, Wil-fred, and Bessie, Mountain Rest, Montrose, aged

38 years.

ZWAR.—On the 24th July, at a private hospital,

St. Kilda, Madge, the beloved wife of Councillor K. H. Zwar, of Beechworth; eldest daughter of John Clarke and Catherine Buchanan.

IN MEMORIAM.

On Active Service.

BROCKIE.-In ever-loving remembrance of our

dearly loved twin son and brother, 3038, Pri-vate Clement Gordon Brockie, 5th Batt., who made the supreme sacrifice at Pozieres on the 25th July. 1916.

A noble sacrifice.

-(Ever lovingly remembered by father, mother,

brothers, and sister.)

CLACK.-In proud and loving memory of our

dear son and brother, Edgar John, killed in action, Pozieres, July 25, 1916. (Father,

mother.)

GEORGE.-In loving memory of Herbert I.

George, who was killed in action at Pozieres, France, July 25, 1916, loved brother of Harold (returned wounded) (twice wounded at Galli-poli). (Inserted by his affectionate father, William George, Beechworth.)

GIBSON.-In loving memory of our dear son and

brother, Corpl. Alex. E. Gibson, who died of wounds received in France on 25th July, 1916

Only one of the many, but be was our only -(Inserted by his parents and sisters. Ballan.)

GRAY.-In loving memory of Lieutenant Harold

A. M. Gray, Intelligence Officer, 5th Batt. killed in action at Pozieres, 23th July. 1916 (Inserted by his loving father, brothers, and sisters.)

GRAY.-In loving memory of Lieutenant Harold

A. M. Gray, 5th Battalion, A.I.F.. killed in action at Pozieres, 25th Julv, 1916. (Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law, Ethel and Arthur Dixon.)

McMULLEN In memory of Lieutenant Sidney

McMullen, 5th Battalion, killed in action, Pozieres, 25th July, 1916. (A.V.C.)

IN MEMORIAM.

On Active Service.

STRINGER In fond and loving memory of our dear son and brother, Lieutenant Alfred Stanley, who was killed in action at Pozieres on July 25, 1916. (Inserted by his loving mother, father, sisters, and brothers.)

TAYLOR-In loving memory of Lieutenant Albert

Ernest Taylor, 1st Field Co. Engineers, killed in action at Pozieres on 23rd July, 1916, be-loved eldest son of Robert and Christina Taylor, late of North Carlton, and loved brother of C. V. and H. F. Tuylor.

The dear one we loved, who Ii with us no more, Will meet us and greet us on yonder bright

shore.

-(Inserted by his sorrowing father, mother, and brothers.)

WATTS.-In sad and loving remembrance of our

dear son and brother. Clifton, who died in hospital at Rouen, France, on July 25, 1918.

Gone.

WAYCOTT.—A tribute to the memory of our dear

brother, Roy, who died of wounds in France, July 24, 1918. (Inserted by E. Naughton, Sydney.)

ABRAHAMS.—In loving memory of our darling

mother, Pauline Abrahams, who departed this life on July 25, 1915.

Ever remembered.

—(Inserted by her loving sons and daughters, Leslie, Julius, Albert, Pauline, Lawrence, Lyla, and Stella.)

BARBIER.—In loving remembrance of my fond

wife and darling mother of Bert (deceased), Rene (Mrs. Mackerras), and Addie, who passed away July 25, 1927.

Mother and daughter united.

Sadly missed.

BLACKWELL.—In loving memory of our dear

son and brother, Lionel Clive, who passed away on the 25th July, 1920; also his dear grandma, who passed away on the 25th July, 1926, at Dandenong.

A little bud, so sweet and fair,

Was by an angel given.

Fearing earth would spoil its bloom

God took him home to heaven.

—(Inserted by mother, father, sisters, and brother, Korumburra.)

BLACKWELL.—In loving memory of our dear

mother, who died at Dandenong on 25th July,

1926.

Until the day breaks and shadows flee.

—(Inserted by her loving daughter and son, Violet and Bill.)

CAKEBREAD.—In loving memory of my devoted

mother, who died at Elsternwick, 25th July, 1925; also our dear brother, Morton, killed at Lone Pine, 7th August, 1915.

Dearly loved and ever remembered. —(Nellie.)

CAMPBELL.—A tribute of love to the memory

of our dear aunt, who passed away on July 25, 1927.

Just a memory, fond and true,

To show, dear aunt, we think of you.

—(Inserted by Ella and Perce Freckleton, Dalys-

ton.) CRUMP.—In loving memory of our darling daugh-

ter Dallas, who was called home on the 25th July, 1926.

To have, to hold, and then to part,

In the saddest story of the human heart. —(Inserted by her loving parents.)

CRUMP.—In loving memory of our dear sister

Dallas, who passed away on the 25th July,

1926.

Ever remembered.

—(Inserted by her loving twin sisters, Beryl

and Gwen.)

CRUMP.—In memory of Dalles, who passed away

on 25th July, 1926. (Inserted by Loney.)

DALTON.—In loving memory of my dear husband,

Sydney, and our dear father, who passed away on the 25th July, 1926.

Beautiful memories of one so dear We cherish still with love sincere.

—(Inserted by his loving wife, family, and grand-

son, Sydney.)

DEPPELER.—In loving memory of Thelma Beryl,

dearly loved wife of John William Deppeler, of Beech Forest, and loved mother of little Valmah, who died on the 24th July, 1926.

DEVINE.—In loving memory of Eileen, who

passed away on the 25th July, 1924.

In our hearts your memory lingers,

Sweetly tender, fond, and true; As the years go by, dear Eileen,

We will always think of you. —(Inserted by Ada Britten.)

DEVINE.—In loving memory of my little sister,

Eileen, who passed away on 25th July, 1924. (In-serted by her loving sister, Dorothy Wright.) FYFE.—In ever-loving memory of my dear

mother, who was called to a higher life on

the 25th July, 1925.

A beautiful memory left behind

Of a loving mother, true and kind.

—(Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in-

law, Lou and Clarrie.) HAWKSLEY.—In loving memory of my dear hus-

band and our dear father, John Richard, who passed away at Baringhup, July 25, 1927.

Loved and remembered.

—(Inserted by his loving wife and daughters, Winnie and Jean.)

HESTER.—In loving memory of our dear father,

Henry, who passed away at Beeac on the 25th July, 1927, fond grandpa of Dudley and Ron-ald. (Colac "Herald" please copy.)

Though death divides, fond memories cling.

—(Inserted by Herb and Annie Hester, Korum-

burra.)

IN loving memory of our dear father and mother.

(Inserted by their loving daughters, Queenie and Lena.)

LIDGERWOOD.—In loving memory of our dear

son and brother, Ted, who died on the 25th July, 1923. (Inserted by his loving mother and sister, Ida Jones, Sale.)

MAXWELL.—In loving memory of my dear hus-

band and our dear father, Charles Graham, who passed away on July 25, 1925.

Ever remembered.

—(Inserted by his loving wife and family.)

McCONNVILLE.—In loving memory of my dear

wife and our dear mother, who passed away 25th June, 1916; also our dear son and brother, Clarence, killed in action, Pozieres, 25th July,

1916.

O'CONNOR.—In loving memory of Jack, who died

on the 25th July, 1925. (Inserted by M. Jory.)

ORB.-In cirr-loving memory of my dear hus-

band and our father, who paved away at Mary-borough on the 25th July, 1921,

Ever remembered.*.

-(Inserted by his loving wife and family, Beat-rice, Jean, and Leslie.)

RICE.-In sweetest memory of our darling

Maurice, who was called home on tho 25th July. 3923.

Beautiful memories of our little laddie Wo cherish still with love Bincere.

-(Inserted by hil loving father and mother, sisters, and brothers, Springvale.)

SPEAKMAN.-In loving memory of my dear hus-

band and mir dear father, James, who passed away at Brunswick on the 25th July, 1921. (In-serted by his loving wife and family.)

STEWART.-In sad and loving memory of wv

dear husband, who died on th0 25th July, 1927.

Always remembered.

-(Inserted by his loving wife, Crace.)

STEWART.-A tribute to our dearest and best

of friends, Will Stewart, who passed away July 25, 1927.

We dinna forget. -(F. and M. Edwards.)

TACK.-In loving memory of dear dad, who passed

away on July ¡U, 1927.

Loved and remembered.

-(Inserted by his loving son and daughter-in law. Joe and Nellie, and little granddaughter. Phyllis.)

TAYLOR (nee Scaddan).-In loving memory of

my dear daughter and our sister. Love, who pussed away at Castlemaine July 25, 1922.

Thy purpose, Lord, we cannot see, But all ts well that's dono by Thee.

-(Inserted by her loving mother and sisters.)

TAYLOR.-In fond memory .of our dear sister.

Lovle, who died 25th July, 1922.

Loved and remembered.

-(Inserted by her tristere, Eva and Pria.)

WATERS.-In loving memory of our dear wife

and mother, who passed away on the 25th July,

1Ü2L

God has her In His keeping,

We have her In our thoughts.

-(Inserted by her loving husband and family.) WOOLNOUGH.-In loving memory of my darling wife, Nancy, who passed away on 23th July, 1918, at Caulfield.

Ten years have passed, but still a tender chord

of memory * Is softly touched to-day;

A loving thought of j ou, dear Nancy,

Will never fade away.

-(Inserted by her loving husband.)

BEREAVEMENT CARDS.

BBIDDON.-Mrs. BItlDDON and Family dcBire

te THANK their many friends und relativas tor lcttcis, telegrams, cards, und floral tributes received during their recent sad bereavement. Wil] all please accept this as a personal acknow-ledgement of their sincero gratitude. S Attley grove, Ripponlea.

CLOUGH.-Mrs. CLOUGH and Family express

their sincere THANKS to Canon Bavan, also the various expressions of sympathy. Accept this

as personal gratitude in their sad bereavement. PURCELL. - Mra. C. PURCELL and Fai

wish to express their sincere THANKS to all relatives and kind friends for letters, telegram cards, floral tributes, and personal expresfiio

of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. Will all please aecept this as a persouol acknowledg-ment of their deep gratitude. Woodleigh, Pan-

ton um.

FUNERAL NOTICES.

BUBGRSS.-Interment of the late Mrs. ANNIE

BAYLEY of Mona street. Hobart, will take pure at Cornelian Bay Cemetery on Thursday, j '

10.45 a.m.

ALEX. CLAItK AND PONS LTD., Undertakers, 1C3-170 Collins street, Hobart.

BUTLER.-The Friends of Mr. G. E. (TED)

BUTLER are respectfully invited to follow the remains of his late beloved wife, Annie Bertha, to the place of interment, in the Fawkner Cemetery

The funeral is appointed to move from his resi-dence, No. 45 Collett street, Kensington, THIS DAY (Wednesday), at 2 o'clock.

ALFRED ALLISON, Funeral Director (estab. 1854), Racecourse road, Newmarket. 'Phone FU5997.

DINWOODIE.-The Friends of the late JOHN

HENRY DINWOODIE arc respectfully invited to follow hffl remains to the place of Interment, the

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rraMeuw. Glenira, 120 St. Ooorge'f.raid, North ¡.otc, TU13»UAV (Wednesday, 2otU Juts), at 3 p.m.

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FUNERAL NOTICES.

IÎ>GAN.-The Friends of the late THOMAS

J MICHAEL EGAN, of Emily street, Seymour, are informed that his remains will be interred In the Old Seymour Cemetery.

The funeral is appointed to niovo from his late residence, Emily street. Seymour, on Thursday, July 2G, st 3 p.m.

O. D1GULE, Funeral Director. Head offjee,- 547 Spencer street, West Melbourne; Euroa 422, Hom sey C4, Seymour 4G. Bradford 17._

I BOWLER.-The Friend« of the late Mis«

? ELIZABETH JANE FOWLER are informed that her remains will be interred in the St. Kilda Cemetery.

The funeral w11! leave her late residence, Har-grave, Stanhopo street, Malvern, THIS DAY (Wed. nesday, 25th July), at 3.30 p.m., and proceed to St. George's Church, Glenferrie road, Mähern, where a short service will bo held, thence to the cemetery.

DRAYTON and CARSON, Undertakers, High street, Malvern; and Windsor. Tels. U122S and

Win. 370.

GRAHAM.—The Friends of the late Constable

WILLIAM GEORGE GRAHAM are informed that his remains will be interred at the Box Hill Cemetery with police honours.

The funeral will leave the police station, 171 Canterbury road, Canterbury, THIS DAY (Wed nesday, 25th July, 1928, at half-past 3 o'clock.

GRAHAM.—Emulation Lodge, No. 141, U.G.L.V,

—The Brethren of the above lodge and craft in general are invited to follow the remains of our esteemed brother and trustee, Mr. WILLIAM GEORGE GRAHAM, to the Box Hill Cemetery.

The funeral is appointed to leave his late resi-dence, 171 Canterbury road, Canterbury, THIS DAY (Wednesday, July 25), at 3.15 p.m.

H. R. HAYWARD, W.M.

J. W. STRANGWARD. P.M., Secretary.

HOYLE.—The Friends of Mr. WILLIAM HENRY

HOYLE are respectfully informed that the remains of his dearly beloved wife, Catherine, will be interred in the Box Hill Cemetery.

The funeral is appointed to leave his residence, 15 Kangernong road. Box Hill, THIS DAY (Wed nesday. July 25), at 2.30 p.m.

A. W. PADBURY and Co., Funeral Directors, 203 White Horse road. Box Hill. Branches: Kew, Hawthorn, and East Malvern. 'Phone Box Hill 146. SEELEY - The Friends of the late Mrs,

CONSTANCE SEELEY are informed that her remains will be interred in the Melbourne General

Cemetery.

The funeral is appointed to move from her re sidence, 14 Malakoff street. Caulfield, THIS DAY (Wednesday. July 25), at 11 a.m.

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STEVENSON. - The Friends of the late IVY

MAUD STEVENSON ore respectfully informed that her remains will leave her parents' residence, Koroit, at 10.30 a.m. on Thursday for St Paul's Church of England, thence to Tower Hill Ceme-

tery.

WITHY. - Friends of the late Mr. ROBERT BURTON WITHY are informed that his re-mains will be interred in the Necropolis, Spring-

vale.

The funeral will leave his residence, Castlebar road, Oakleigh, THIS DAY (Wednesday, 25th July),

at 3 o'clock.

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