DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 94, 21 April 1888, Page 6

DEATHS.

ADAMS.-On March 25. 1888, at Auckland, Robert Adams, second Bon o£ James Adams, of Ponsonby, Auckland; aged 22 years. ABERNETHY.-On November 11, 1887, at Dublin, Mr Robert Abernethy, the loving father of Mrs Richard Noole, and brother-in-!aw of Mv Thomas English, Waipawa, Napier, New Zealand, formerly of Glenavy, Country Antrim, Ireland ; aged 63. Napier papers please copy. BAKER.—On April 17, 1888, at his parents' residence, Victoria Road, Dovonport, Kubcrt Joseph, youngest and beloved son of J. R. D. and Annie Baker; age 14 days. Wellington

papers please copy. BAGNALL.—On April 14, at the residence of her daughter (Mrs Johnson), Russell-street, Parnell, Lydia, relict of the late William Bagnail, in her 84th year. Wellington and Australian papers please copy. BAILEY.—On April 14, at her parents' residence. Nelson-street, Jessie Edna, youngest child of Charles and Matilda Bailey ; aged 13 months. BRANTON.—On February 24, at Wellington Hospital, of epilipsey, Alfred G. Branton (Vokins); aged 25 years. Home papers please

copy. BAKER.—At Panmure, on April 6, died suddenly, George Baker, butcher, late of Auckland ; aged 53 years. BONFIELD.-On March 27, 1888, at District Hospital, Mary Bonfleld; age 55. BRADFIELD.-On April 2, accidentally killed, at Newmarket, Joseph William Bradfleld; aged 48 years. BROWNING.-At the residence of Mr Jelly, Ripley Cottage, Jervois Road, William Browning; aged 25. BUCKTON.-At Tauhoa, on April 3, Emmawife of Joseph Isherwood Bnekton; aged 54 years. Leeds papers please copy. CASE Y.-rOn April 14, at. Goal Road Auckland, Michael, the beloved son ot Michael and

Mary Ann Casey; aged 5 months, on last birthday. CHAMBERLIN. -On April 12, Henry, the eldest son of the late Henry Chamberlin, of Narborough Hall, Nortolic ; aged 62 years. CODY.-On April 15, Catherine, the beloved

wife of Cornelius Cody; aged 43 years. DE SUZA.—On April 12, Emily Joseph De Suza, eldest daughter of Andrew Joseph De Suza, granddaughter of R. J. Rowland, Esq. FAIL.—On April 11, at the residence of his

parents, Albert-street, Dargaville, John William, youngest and beloved son of E. H.

and Mary Fail; aged 4 years. FENNESSY.-On March 25, at the District Hospital, Thomas Fennessy; aged 32, Canterbury papers please copy. GUSSEY.—On March 27, at his father's residence, North-street. Newton, Frances, the infant son of Frances and Elizabeth Gussey; agod 7 months. GREEN.-On March 29, at Princes-street, One-

hunga, Ethel May, the beloved child of Joseph J. N. and Sarah Green; aged 11 months. HERZ. -On April 9, FranK Melville, third son of Henry and Elizabeth Herz ; aged 9 months. ISAACS.—On February 17, at Denmark Hill, London, S.E., Bloomer, the relict of the late Rev. J. Isaacs, of Sydney, and mother of Mrs Gabriel Lewis, of this city. Sydney papers

please copy. MARTIN.—On April 8, Mary Ann, the dearly beloved wife or 'Ebenezer Martin, late of Dairy Flat; aged 75 years. MORPETH.—On March 25, at his residence, S.t

.Mary's Road, Ponsonby, James Bruce Mor-

petti; aged 42. MORGAN.—On February 7, at Vennington, Westbury, in Ills 71st year, William Morgan, late of Llanidloes, Montgomeryshire. North. Wales, son of the late Rev. Jame3 Morgan, "Vicar of Trefeglwys, and father of Mr

William Morgan, Newmarket. MOORE.—On April 9, at the residence of her sister, East-street. Newton, Sarah Moore, the beloved sister of Mrs Cullen; aged 58 years. MUNRO.—On April 18, at his late residence, Rutherford's Buildings, Hobson - street, William Munro (of the lirni of Munro ancj

Milligan); aged 43 years. McALPINE.—On April 17, at his late resides'ee,' East Tamaki, after a fewhours'painful:tttr iess George Edward Robert McAlpine; ago^ 6i < | NANKERVIS.—At his late residesw c D e^. wood Terrace, Ponsonby, Henty q. jjdtikervis, late of Whaugarei, aftet : a loiig and painfnl illness; aged 49 years. Thames papers please copy. * ' PE, ACK;-^ n A& ril l$ ,at' "Sunnyside Road,: Mount Eden, Keneth /Jo'rley, fourth son of Robert and Louisa Pe^ce. ; :aged 12 months. QUATD.—On April 9, afV-er a long and 'painful illness, Mary, tjna beloved wife of Charles Quaid. ii.ljp. QU?S- L4?-^" On« A?ril 6.1888, at the residence ofMr Heffe^nin, Willow-street, Mary, relict of Andrew Quinlan ; aged 68. R.I.P. RBVELL.^-On April 12, at Tuakau. George KeveU, teacher, tlie beloved husband of Ehzaoeth Revell. " Suddenly fell asleep." ROBINSON.—On Easter Sunday, April 1, at her residence. York-street, Newton, Honora, relict or the late Joseph Robinson ; aged 72 years. SBIPHERD.—On Aprils, atOnehunga, Thomas Shipherd; agod 81. STANTON.-On March 31, at her son's residence, Hcatherlcigh, Mount Albert, Sarah Stanton, relict of the iate Henry Stanton, formerly of Bristol, England, in her 89th yean STEEL.—On. April 7th, at the residence of his son-in-law (C. H. Rose), William Steel; aged 80 years. SIMPSON.-On April 17, George Barclay Simpson ; aged 20 years. VAUSE.—On April 3, at Norfolk-street, Ponsonby, Charlotte Alice, the beloved daughter of John and Mary Ann Vause ; aged 17 years. Late of Bolton, Lancashire. Home papers ploaae copy. WALKER.—On March 31st. 1888, at Helensville, Elizabeth Mary, the affectionate wife of Henry Walker, and eldest beloved daughter of Mr Thomas Cole, Auckland. Deeply regretted. WATERS.—On March 30. F. W., infant son of

E. and. Ann Waters; aged 6 months. WARNTSR.-On March 31. 1888, at his parents' residence, Western Springs, Albert Alexander, youngest child of John and iLva Warner, aged 12 months. WILSON.—On April 2, at the District Hospital, Charles Edward Wilson ; aged 35 years.