Ristoranti Zio Gigi, Florence Ristoranti Zio Gigi
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Ristoranti Zio Gigi, Florence Ristoranti Zio Gigi
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Ristoranti Zio Gigi.
A good, family, budget meal.
Anglican Division C, Row 6, Plots 40 & 42
Image by Discover Waikumete Cemetery
Frank Towsey has gone West. The genial mine host of the Waverley was not always engaged in such palatial and luxurious quarters. He came out in a "windjammer," and was at one time a steward in the employ of the Union Steamship Co., and afterwards came ashore and commenced business in Lower Queen Street, and later in The Dive, the entrance to which was situated, as all old Aucklanders know, alongside what is now the new entrance to the Imperial Hotel. Mention of The Dive under Frank’s management conjures up memories of many a good meal. Ten or twelve years ago one could obtain a liberal helping of undercut steak with a dressing of oysters for 1s (shilling). at this famous eating house. The quality of Frank’s menu was even mentioned in Supreme Court proceedings. After he disposed of The Dive, and took over the management of the dining room at the Waverley Hotel the quality of the meals again made a name for the house. Frank’s genial smile and greeting will be sadly missed by all his friends, new and old.
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Plot 40: Norna Ellen Towsey (2½ months) 26/2/1896
Francis Arthur Towsey – Restaurant Keeper – Influenza, Pneumonia
Plot 40-42: Gertrude Alice Towsey
Our dear little
NORNA ELLEN
TOWSEY
aged 4 months.
side 1
In
Loving Memory
of
FRANCIS
ARTHUR
dearly beloved
husband of
Gertrude Alice
TOWSEY
died 4th Nov. 1918
aged 54 years.
Deeply Regretted
side 2
In
Loving Memory
of
GERTRUDE
ALICE
dearly beloved wife
of the late
Francis Arthur
TOWSEY
died 18th Oct. 1954
aged 62 years.
DEATHS.
TOWSEY.—On November 4, at his late residence, 280. Jervois Road. Herne Bay, of bronchial pneumonia. Francis Arthur, dearly-beloved husband of Gertrude Alice Towsey, late of the Waverley Hotel and the Dive; aged 51 years.—Deeply regretted.
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IN MEMORIAM
TOWSEY.—In loving memory of my dearly beloved husband Frank, who departed this life on November 4, 1918.
Loving and just in all his ways.
Honest and faithful to the end of his days,
Forgotten in the world by some he may be,
But dear to my memory he will ever be.
Inserted by his loving widow, G. A. Towsey.
TOWSEY.—In loving memory of our dear father, who departed this life on November 4, 1918.
Worthy of true respect was he
By those he left behind,
A better father could not be,
Nor one so true and kind.
Inserted by his loving sons A and F Towsey.
TOWSEY. —In loving memory of our dear brother in law and uncle, Frank Towsey, who died November 4, 1918.
Ever remembered.
Inserted by Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown and family.
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DEATHS
TOWSEY.—On October 18, at 280 Jervois Road, Herne Bay, Gertrude Alice, widow of Frank and loved mother of Arthur and Fred.
Funeral. 2 p.m., Sunday.
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IN MEMORIAM
TOWSEY.—In loving memory or our dear mother, who departed this life October 18, 1934. Loved In life, treasured In death,
A beautiful memory is all we have left.
Inserted by her loving sons, Arthur and Fred.
TOWSEY In loving memory or my dear sister, Gertrude Alice, who died October 18, 1934. Ever remembered.
Inserted by her loving sister Jessie.
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