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Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954), Saturday 27 July 1935, page 11
FUNERALS
MASKELL. - The Relatives and Friends of Mrs W. C. MASKELL, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MASKELL, Mr. and Mrs. F. DUNCAN, Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES MASKELL, Miss EVA MASKELL and Miss M. MASKELL are invited to attend the funeral of their beloved husband, father, father-in-law and brother, WILLIAM CHARLES MASKELL, to move from his late residence, 68 Lindsay-street Hamilton, This Afternoon, at 2.35 o'clock, for Church of England Cemetery, Sandgate, via Hamilton Station.
JAMES MURRAY.
Funeral Director
MASKELL. - All Members of Hamilton Bowling Club are requested to attend the Funeral of their late respected Member and Vice-president, Mr. W. C. MASKELL, which is appointed to leave his late residence, 68 Lindsay-street Hamilton, for Sandgate Cemetery, This Day, at 2.35 p.m., via Hamilton Station.
R. H.. DRUMMOND, President.
C. W. KEARTON, Hon. Sec.
LODGE STAR IN THE EAST 160.
U.G.L. OF N.S.W.
MASKELL. - The Brethren of the above and Sister Lodges are requested to attend the Funeral of their late WOR. BRO. W. C. MASKELL, to move from his late residence 68 Lindsay-street, Hamilton, This Afternoon, at 2.35 o'clock, for Church of England Cemetery, Sandgate. Regalia at graveside.
By order of the W. M.
LODGE HAMILTON,
451, U.G.L. OF N.S.W.
MASKELL. -The Brethren of the above and Sister Lodges are requested to attend the Funeral of their late WOR. BRO. W. C. MASKELL, to move from his late residence, 68 Lindsay-street, Hamilton This Afternoon, at 2.35 o'clock, for Church of England Cemetary, Sandgate. Regalia at graveside.
K. G. KELL. W.M.
T. SNEDDON. P.M. Secretary.
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Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954), Monday 29 July 1935, page 2
OBITUARY
MR. W. C. MASKELL
The funeral of Mr. W. C Maskell, a well-known business man, of Hamilton, took place on Saturday afternoon from his home in Lindsay-street, and was attended by a large and representative body of citizens. The interment was made in the Church of England Cemetery, Sandgate.
The chief mourners were the widow (Mrs. W. C. Maskell), Mr. William Maskell, and Mr. Charles Maskell (sons), Mrs. F. Duncan and Miss Eva Maskell (daughters), Mr. F. Duncan, Mrs. L Maskell, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wright (Singleton), Mr. J. R. L. Wright (Sydney), Mr. Fred Burke (Sydney), Mrs. A. Frenbach (Roolaroo), Mrs. W. J. Maskell, Mr. A. James (Wallsend), Mr. and Mrs. Rupert F. Randell (Hamilton), Mr. George Roberts (Queensland), Mr. John Roberts (Singleton), Mr. James Wright (Singleton), Mr. and Mrs. A. Lambert (Singleton), Mr. J. Morgan (Maitland), Mr. F Green (Belmont), Mr. Henry James, Mr. Charles James (Wallsend), Mr. F. Sinclair (Wallsend), and Mrs. A. Dickson.
The President (Mr. R. H. Drummond), the Secretary (Mr. C W. Kearton), and members of the Hamilton Bowling Club, with the officers and brethren of Lodge Star in the East, U.G L., of New South Wales, and Lodges Hamilton, U.G.L., Royal Arch Chapter and Hamilton Mark Lodge, marched at the head of the cortege, which proceeded, by way of Beaumont-street to Hamilton Railway Station, where the body was taken by train to the cemetery.
Others who attended were the Mayor of Hamilton (Ald. C. G. Melville), and Ald. J. M. L. Cram and H. Brien, representing the Hamilton Council, the Mayor of Newcastle (Ald . R. H Christie), Mr. E. Wilson Master Builders' Association, the President, Newcastle Jockey Club (Mr. J. Cameron), the Vice-President (Mr. R. D. Walker), the Secretary (Mr. D. A. Walker), and Mr. F. J. Francis (Meat Industry Workers' Union), Mr. F. J. Howard (Public Works Department), Ald. A. McGregor (Abattoir Board) Sergeant W. Woods, Mr. D. Amos, Mr. T. Torpay, Mr. E. J. Roadle with representatives of the Master Butchers' Association, Shell Co. of Australia Ltd., the Newcastle A. H. and I. Association, and many of the local bodies.
The pallbearers were Wor Bros. C. Dagwell and A. Thomas, representing Lodge Star in the East, and Wor Bro. T. Sneddon and T. McElhinney, representing Lodge Hamilton.
Rev. H. C. Barnes, of Hamilton, officiated at the service at the house and at the grave. Wor. Bros. T. McElhinney and A. Burkhardt conducted the Masonic service.
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