DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8787, 29 January 1892, Page 4 (Supplement)

DEATHS.

AITKENHEAD.On January 25 at Glirt street, William Hector, the dearly.'beloved • ' son of Hector and Mary Aitkeuhead, a-ed 11 ' ni ' ia BARKER. — On January 9, at Tana.tu* Kti Oxford, Florence Annie, beloved wit".. , ;' T nei: Barker, aged 37 years. 01 T - C. BATES.—On January 15, at Devonnnrt- t„ Henry Whitely Banes, aged 11$ years. ' BERRY.—On December 3>j, at Wellinetfln tv, fred, infant son of William Berry, jun. ' "J BOYD. On January 10, at Ponsonby r„,i Julianna Boyd, aged 46 years, late of Gainford ft lington, England. !Ul " BRETT.— January 18, at Auckland , Percy Brett, late Sub-Lieut R.N.—Home n?!®' - please copy. pa ™ BUCHANAN.—On January 2, at Epsom I) ; Jane, the beloved infant daughter of Andrew ■ r Katberine Buchanan, aged 5 months. 184 : BUSHEI.L.—On January 10, a.t his resiiW 3 Ellerslie, Thomas Bushell, late of Birmin»t----s England, aged G4 years.—Home papers please"^ r CAMPBELL.On December 14, at the Aurt'^j Hospital, Rachel, eldest daughter of the j Donald Campbell, Manga wai; aged 50. 1 CHAMBKRLAIN.—On November 22, at Nottin* ham, lingland, John Chamberlain, aged S3 veil j father of Mrs. J. Richards, Symonds-s:reet 1 CHAPMAN. — On January 13, at Onehunn " Adiaon Chapman, in his 64th year. " " CLIFF —On January 16, at Paparoa, KaimMary, the beloved wife of James Cliff aged"! 3 years. Deeply regretted. Henley, Statfonkimi > papers please copy. ' COOKE.—On January 15, at the residence of hu 1 daughter, Mrs. W. Buddie, North Shore, Corne? William Cooke, aged 75 years ; only son of Be',' 1 Corbett Cooke, Wesleyau minister, GutrnJ j England. CULL EN.—On January 20, at his residence Vfc ' toria Hotel, Onehunga, Mathew Cullen, aced« 1 years. R.I. P. ' ' ' ' DARBY.—On January 20, at the Queen's Hei l Hotel, Upper Queen-street, John, the beloved his. 3 ban.i of Anne Darby, and brother of Patrick ani 3 Edward Darby, aged 62 years. R.I.P. DARBYSHIRE.—On January 9, at her late L* dence, Grafton Road, Annie Mary, the beloved *i>> 3 of Walter Darbyshire, after a long and painful jj r ness, borne with Christian fortitude, aged 67 yenri —Napier papers please copy. J -r, DE KEN ESS.— December 30, at his residence Brunswick-street, off Napier-street, after a locj and paintul illness, William Logie Spencer Dee • ness, carpenter, aged 54 years, the dearly below 3 husband of Mary Ann Deerness. DUNBAR.—On January 15, at his residence, - Howick, Maurice Dunbar, the dearly-beloved biZ band of Mary Dunbar, and third eldest son of W2. liam and Mary Dunbar, pensioner, of Howici " aged 37 years. • EDWARDS.— January 5, suddenly, CapSah John Edwards, of London-street, Ponsonljy, belota j husband of Anna hd wards, aged 60 years. EHRMAN.—On January 20, at the residence tl ) her parents, Carlton Gore Road, Bertha, the infant and dearly-loved daughter of Joseph and Sarai Ehrman, aged 3 months and 3 weeks. FARAVEL. — On January 7, Adolphe FarareL > aged 46 years. ' i" ELTON. — On January 17, at his residents, Bond - street, Archhill, William Felton, late c! Bridgenorth, England, in his 75th year. — Horn; , papers please copy. FINLAY.— January 8, at the District Hospl • tal, through a fall ftorn his horse, William Finlay I the beloved husband of Emma Finlay, and yuuimest son of Archibald and Diana Fiulay, in his sinj year. I FRENCH.—On January 13 and 17, Dorothy an: , Adelaide, the dearly-loved twins of Ernest and I Fanny French, aged 11 months. GLENNY.—On January 10, of apoplexy, at the > residence of his brother-in-law (Mr. Charles Cowan), ) Mimiwhangata, Joseph Glenny, Esq., of DevonpoK, ' late of Newry, Ireland. ' GUIFFIN —On January ISth, at her residence, ' Vincent-street, Elizabeth, relict of the late Wil liam Griffin, and mother of William and .Marj Shanaghan, Mrs. W. W. Smith, and J. U. Griffin, j aged 77. R.I.P. j HARVEY—On January 4, at North Shore, Ivy, infant daughter of A. L.'and L. Harvey, aged IS months. JAMES.—On August 4, IS9I, at Fort Charter, 1 Mashonaland, South Africa, Charles F. James, lait ) of C. F. James and Co., Auckland, and late Captain of the " O " Battery of Volunteers, aged 28years. JOHNS.—On January 25, at Jervois Koad, Clan Winifred, infant daughter of J. T. and MiUiceci Johns, aged 9 months. KITE.On January 24, 1592, at Cambridge, Sarah, beloved wife of S. Kite ; aged 52 years. LAWSON.—On January 14, accidentally drowneJ at Maungamutu, near Otorohang.i, William Alexander MacKinnon, the youngest dearly-beloved sond Peter and Williamina Alexandrina Lawson, agedi years and 3 months, deeply regretted. LESSERNUK.On January 14, at the Dferiot Hospital, William Lessernue, formerly of Ot ihuha, late of Newmarket, aged 61 years. McCAMMON.—On January 11, at the resilience or' his brother-in-law (A. Johnson), Bond-street. Archhill, James, second son of Thomas JlcCammca County Tyrone, Ireland, aged 31 years. McKEAND.—On January 3, at the Aucklaai District Hospital. Robert Pilling McKeand, late o Manchester, England, aged 34 years. * NEILSON.—On January 22, Jean Neilson, aged S4. NEWMAN.— On January 4, at his residence Remuera, Joseph Newman, aged 77 years. O'DOWD.—On January 3, at the residence ofhei parents, Fanny, the cherished daughter of Francis and Fanny O'Dowd, aged .—R.I.P. A paragon of virtue and of innocence, .Her parents' mainstay; brothers', sisters' firmest friend ; She died in peace, the faithful child of Churcb and God; In Heaven we shall pray to meet her at the eni PAGE.—On January 20, at the residence of ha grand-parent (11. Wi>rthington, Esq., Parneil), Agnes Dorothy, the only daughter of E. -M. an; Millie Page, aged 12 mouths. PHII.LIPSON.—On January IS, Rita Miry youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. li. Phillipson, o! "The Grove," Onehunga. POTTER.At Pukekohe, Eliza, the beloved wife of Robert Potter, aged 72 years. RATCLIFFE.—On December 17, at his residence. Whan gan.a, from shock to the system, caused c/ being knocked off the Queen-street« Wharf, Aipland, on to the deck of the s.s. Wellington, Alfrw Peter Rateliffe, of H.M. Customs, eldest son of W Kateliffe, Manchester, England, and dearly bel"** husband of Sarah Rateliffe, aged 60 years. Fallci asleep in Jesus.—Australian papers please copy. REED.—On January 16. Thomas Henry Ke«J. aged 30 years, late storekeeper, of Whangarei. RYBURN.—On January S. at Pateranri, lioniss Clarissa, eldest and beloved (laughter of Jauies and Mary Ryburn, aged 19 years. SANDERSON.-On January 12, at Parnell, Euid Lilian, the dearly-loved child 01 Frank and Lizzie Sanderson; aged 7 months. SARAH.—On January 12, at the residence 0 Mrs. R itjen, Victoria Crescent, Newmarket, \i y a, Conrad Ratjen Sarah, infant son of John an Minnie Sarah, of the Masonic Hotel, Whangaroa. SECCOMBE.- On January 16, at his fathers residence, Kyl>er Pass, Percy Hamerton. eldest s » viving son of John C. and Isabella Seccombe; as 25 years. SHANNON.—On December 26, at his resident Kaitaia, Ephraim Shannon, in his 65th year. SQUIRRELL.—On January 13, at Turner-street, George Squirrel!, aged 62 years. TERNAHAN.—On January 27, at the Hotel, Onehunga, Mary Jane, the beloved wile o Ternahan, aged 43 years. WARD.—On January 1, at his residence. Kin?' land, James N. Ward, aged 77 years. WARREN. — On January 4, at Napier, A I'M Leslie, the beloved wife of H. G. Warren, o moana, Hawke's Bay, aged 25. WETGIIILL.—On January 7, at Auckland, A'altet Carr Weighill, in his 44th year, deeply regrette WOODHAM.—On January 13. at B_urleigb-s"« : Kyber Pass, Ann, the beloved wife oi 1. !>• ham, aged 68. WRIGHT.—On January IS, at Penrose, Penrose, the infant daughter of Arthur L. = I aged 17 months.