DEATHS.

4.DAMSON.— On March 28th, at her father's residence. Southbrook, Jessie Munro, eldest daughter of David and Jennie Adamson ; in iier eighteenth year. OAB6ETT.— March 28. a* Hornby, Thomas Basseit; aged forty-seven. Funeral at Rieoaxton on Saturday, at 3 n.m. ' CLIFFORD .-—On March 29, ~1907, at his residence, 11, Darwin Street, Sydsnhem. Alfred, the beloved husband "of" Harriet Ann Clifford ; in his sixty-first year. Deeply mourned. iDU MOULIN.— March 29th. at Good Street, Rangiora, Emily dv Moulin, rolict of -^c late William dv Moulin; aged seventy-five years. ; BIG.HT.-r-March 27, at Winchester Stre*t, Merivalft, Marguerite Natalie, younger daughter of J. and M. F. Hight. PARKYN.— Ou March 29th. 1907, at 32, Matheson's Rv.ad, Linwood, Elizabeth, beloved wife of William Parkyn, late of Liskeard, j Gcrnvrall, England; in her seventy-ninth year. ! SHANNON —March 28th, at the residence of his sister, Mxa W: Stott, Birdling'ii Flat, Patrick Sidney, dearly beloved son of Patriot and the }«ie Cafljeria© Shnniwm; vn his thirty-first year. A patient sufferer gone ■ to rest. R.I.P. REID.— At the Christchorch Hospital, March 529 Marian Isabella, the beloved wife of John Bead, Salisbury Street, after a painful illness; aged thirty-three years. Deeply regretted. Private interment. fAYLOR.— March 27, at Vo&las Road, Durnpiei's Bay, Lyttelton, Elizabeth, dearly beloyed wife of ftederick Taylor, and daughter of F. H. Budge, of Reefton; aged twenty-three years. Deeply regretted. Until the day shall break and the shadows flee away. VICKfJRT.— March 28th, Walter John, beloved husband of Rachel Vickery; aged foriyreight. ' IWOODWARD.— March 23th, at the Christchurch Hospital, Margaret Ann, dearly beloved -wife of A. W. Woodward, after a i ' long and painful illness; in her thirtysixth year.