New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18540, 26 October 1923, Page 1
KEATING.
October 25. 1923. at her residence Sealey Street, Thames. Charlotte, beloved wife of the late James E. Keating. in her 75th year. Private interment

Thames Star, Volume LII, Issue 13858, 28 December 1918, Page 1
DEATH.
KEATING.On December 28th at the Thames Hospital, George Randolph, dearly beloved eldest son of Charlotte and the late James Keating aged 45 years. [Private Interment]

NZ.BD&M
BIRTHS
1874/41931 Keating James Charlotte James
1877/64 Keating Arthur Oscar Charlotte James
1879/4012 Keating James Henry Charlotte James
1881/845 Keating Roland Howard Charlotte James
1883/18163 Keating Ernest Hobart Charlotte James
DEATHS
1918/7857 Keating George Randolph 45Y
1950/20809 Keating James Henry 71Y
1935/22410 Keating Roland Howard 54Y
1957/36897 Keating Ernest Hobart 76Y
Arthur Oscar and the firebug

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 303, 23 December 1935, Page 9
OBITUARY
MR. R. H. KEATING.
After an 18 years' painful illness, which he bore with remarkable fortitude, Mr. Roland Howard Keating, has died at his home in Pollen Street, Thames, at the age of 54 years. Mr. Keating was born and educated in Thames, and as a youth entered the service of the Railway Department. After the South African war broke out he enlisted with many other Thames young men and saw active service. Returning to Thames Mr. Keating rejoined the Railway Department, and took a prominent part in sport. Later he went to reside in Wellington, where his illness overtook him, and he was in hospital for a lengthy period. Four years ago Mr. and Mrs. Keating returned to Thames, and although he was an invalid and practically confined to a chair, Mr. Keating's interest in his friends, the welfare of the town and Rugby football never languished. He played for the City Club for a number of years, and represented Thames in all the major matches over a similar period. After his retirement he continued to take the keenest interest in the game, and was often to be seen at Rhodes Park enjoying the sport that was no dear to him in earlier years. Mr. Keating is survived by his wife, one sister, Mrs. L. Shaw (Ngatca), and four brothers, Messrs. E. Keating (Pukekohe), 0. Keating (Wanganui), J. Keating (New Plymouth) and A. Keating, who is in the United States

Thank-you janilye for your response.I did have all that information.
still searching for details of George Randolph mother Charlotte [nee Williams]who had lillian born hobart 31/12/1870 father listed as Charles Giles.Charlotte came to N.Z.maybe 1872/3.George born 1873 & she married James Keating in N.Z.1876