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- Her parents were Samuel Dew and Martha Ann Burgess.
1913 Herbert Atherton
Oliver Emma Martha Malanda home duties
Oliver Frederick George Malanda farmer
1919 Herbert Atherton
Oliver Annie Julia Malanda home duties
Oliver Emma Martha Malanda home duties
Oliver Henry Selvester Malanda labourer
1925 Kennedy Atherton
As for 1919
1930 Kennedy Mareeba
Oliver Emma Martha, Walsh St., Mareeba, home duties
Oliver Eric Edmond, Rumula, labourer
Australia Cemetery Index, 1808-2007
about Emma Martha Oliver
Name: Emma Martha Oliver
Death Date: 30 Jan 1932
Burial Date: 30 Jan 1932
Cemetery: Constin Street Cemetery
Section: 335 D
Cemetery Location: Mareeba Shire, Queensland
Compiled By: Cairns and District Family History Society Inc
OBITUARY (1932, February 3). Cairns Post (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), p. 3. Retrieved November 20, 2016, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article41143724
LATE MRS. EMMA MARTHA
! OLIVER.
! ? MAREEBA. Febrouy 2.
The passing of Mrs. Emma Martha i
Oliver removes fromjour midst one
who could ill be spared. The deceased
was born in New Zealand and also
married thertt and came vi-ith her late
?husband 21. years ago to North
i Queensland. They were some of the
first settlers on a block of land in .the
rPeeramon district. Mrs. Oliver's hus-
band predeceased her some 13 years
ago. at Atherton. The late Mrs.
! Oliver came to reside in Mareeba
about six years ago, and was of a lov-
ing and charitable nature, which en-
deared her to alL She was an artist
of no small merit and all charitable
-. functions benefited greatly her her gen
erous donations of beautiful paintings,
.v A keen church-worker, always to the
fore, she will be greatly missed in the
.church she loved so welL The deceased
! leaves three sons-Eric (Mt Molloy),
j George (Mackay), Alfred (Mareeba)
! and her aged mother," Mrs. Dew, who
: always lived with her, to mourn their
irreparable loss. The late Mrs.
j Oliver had been an inmate of Ma
eeba District Hospital for the past
. three months, and at the last had ex-
pressed' a wish that she be removed to
j her own .home. This wish was carried
! out and she passed away at her resid
' euee it! Walsh-street on Friday night,
j The funeral moved from her late resid
I ence on Saturday and was largely at
1 tended. The Rev. Carter held an im
.? pressure service at the house and con-
ducted the last sad rites at the grave-
side. ' -The floral tributes included:
Mr. and Mrs. Dew (Tully), Mr. andi
Mrs. W. G. Bradley (Cairns), A1L?
" Mr. and Mrs. Flegler and family.
(Tully), Mamie and Fred, Mr. and Mrs.
W: Lee, Mr. and Mrs. W. Evans, Mr..
and Mrs. R. Mackay and Ada, Mrs.
Emslie and family, ' Mareeba Choral
: Society, Mr. and Mrs. Hyde and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ganley and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Brodie,
Mr: and Mrs. J. Kelly and family.
Mareeba United Sunday School, Mrs.
Horsey, Marion Love, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. Beard, Mr.
and Mrs. Prince and family, H. and S.
Sugden and girls, Mrs. Leach,"Mr. and
Mrs. Downs -and family. The. Arm-
strongs and Mrs. Henderson, Mr. and
Mrs. A K. Lawson and family, Mrs.
Murdoch, The United Church Ladies'
Guild. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and
family. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Firth and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Killwo?th and
family, Lawson and Son, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd and family, Mrs. T. R. Firth
and Eva, Mr. and Mrs. Hartman and
family. Sunshine Tennis Club; Mr. and
Mrs. W. Jenkinson, Mrs. E. M. John-
stone, Mr. and Mrs. Rains and family,
Elsie and Merle, Mr. and Mrs. i*ym,
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin and fauviy. Mr
and Mrs. J. K. Lawson. Mr. and Mrs.
Carr and family, Ernie and Robert
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