Kalgoorlie Miner 12th Feb 1925
BROWN — The friends of Mr and Mrs J. H. Brown and family are respectfully invited to follow the remains of their late beloved son and brother respectively, George Brown (formerly of the Midland workshops) to the Church of Christ portion of the Kalgoorlie Cemetery. The funeral will leave their residence, at 5 Coventry street, at 11 o’clock This Day (Thursday), February 12th, 1925.— A and J. Kyle, Undertakers, Cassidy-street, Kalgoorlie. Phone 23
BROWN. — Certificated Engine’ Drivers’ Union Members are hereby notified that the remains of George Brown, eldest son of Comrade J. H.Brown, will be removed from hist late residence, 5 Coventry street, Kalgoorlie, this day (Thursday) at 11 a.m. E. H. Harris. Acting Secretary.
BROWN— The Amalgamated Society of Engineers (Kalgoorlie branch). Members are hereby notified that the remains of Comrade George Brown will be removed from his late residence, 5 Coventry street, Kalgoorlie, at 11 a.m. this day (Thursday). — W. N. A Softly. Secretary.
BROWN — Friendship Masonic – Lodge, No. 17, W.A.C.—the brethren of the above lodge and the craft in general are requested to follow the remains of theirs late Brother, G. Brown, to the Kalgoorlie Cemetery. The funeral will leave his late residence this day (Thursday), at 11 a.m. — W.M.A. Cooper, Secretary.
George Brown was born in Kalgoorlie WA in 1900, the son of John Hyland Brown and Annie Whitehand. He had two younger brother, Charles and Walter.
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