DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 19, 23 January 1896, Page 8

DEATHS.

ANDREWS.—On December 29, at hi? residence. Albwrt-street, Auckland, Kirby Redginent. beloved husband of Elizabeth Ann Andrews, and father-in-law of E. IJ>. Halstead; aged 70 yo»rs. BACON.—On January 14, at Devonport. Valentine Cleveland, the dearly beloved little son of ihe late Edward and Florence Bacon ; aped 2 yenrs and 2 months. I BKEAKLEY.—On January 3. at the District Hospital. Auckland, N.Z.. Michael Brearley, of Batley, Yorkshire, England, and lately watchman at Flour Mill, Fort-street; aged 67 years.—Yorkshire, Melbourne, and Sydney pnpers please copy. BANKS.—On Saturday evening, January 18, 1896 (suddenly), at his residence. Lake Road. Devonport, George Banks, sen., in hia 71st year. BARRON.-On January 9, Maud Frances, beloved infant daughter of William and Eliza Barron ; asred 6 months. CRO.JK. —On Docembar 26 (accidentally drowned at. Ric'irnoi.d. Cox's Creok), Albert Charles, eighth and youncest son of George' and Alice Crook ; aged 7 years. " Not lost, but gone before."—" Lloyd's Paper" please copy. DIN GIjE.- On ,1 anuary 7, at Auckland .Margaret Ann, the dearly beloved wire of James Dingle, late of New Plymouth; aged 47 years. Decryly regretted. DIXON. — On January 22. at Sussex-street, Newton, Dorothy Grace, thebeloved daughter of Joseph and Lily Dixon ; aged 2 years and 2 weeks. DUKFIN.—On January 13, at her parents'residence, Devon-street. Newton, after a short and painful-illness, Annie, the dearly beloved and fourth daughter of Michael and Ellen Duffin ; aged 21 years. Deeply regretted. DUNLt)i-\—On January 2, at the residence of his sister (Mrs John Wallace), Mangere, Robert Dunlop, of Baierain, Campbelltown, .Argylcsuire: aged 75 years. GILBERT.—On January 12. at George-street, Rocky Nook. Hazel, the infant daughter of J. and L. Gilbert.; aped 4 month?. GOODVVILL.-On December 31. at his residence, Otahuhu, Charles Goodwill, in his 69th year. HARVEY.-On December 27. at the residence of her parents, Great North Road, Ethel Jane, the dearly beloved daughter of James C. and Sarnh M. Harvey ; aged 17 years. JACKSO.V.—Oa January 16th. a.t Devonport. Alicia Mary, the buluved infant daughter of Frederick Ernest and Jane Jackson. KIDD.—On January 12, at his parents' residence, Kcppel-street. Arch Hill, Frederick Lister, youngest and dearly-loved child of H. L. and W. J. W. Kidd. LUSSICIL—On January 11, at his parents' residence. East-street. Newton, Arthur Vincent, third and dearly beloved son of Nicholas and Amy Lussich ; aged 13 moatb.B and 18 days. Deeply regretted.

MARTIN.—On December 51. 1895, at tha rcsi. dence of J. T. Gordon. Sussex-street. Asnw Martin, relict of the late G. B. Martin; aged 51 years. , MUKPHY.—On "January 4, at her residence, Alexandra-street, Agnes, the beloved wife ol W. Murphy ; aged 38 years. May she rest in peace. She leaves a large family to mouru her loss. „. , , .■■• PATTERSON.—On January 22, at Birkenhead, Howard Victor, the infant son of Robert and ■Catherine Patterson. PENROSE.—On November 28, 1895. on board the R. M.s. Tainui, Harry, tho beloved husband of Katie Penrose, and third son of W. aid M. Penrose, ot Timaru, in his 25th year. Deepljf regretted. PERKINS.—In sweet and affectionate esteem to dear Mother, Jessie, Nellie. Harold, and Lottie May. who were accidentally drowned, at Glorit. kaipara, last Saturday. Inserted for E. Pea-kins by his son, E. Ai Perkins. Also.Miß3JosephineMacdermott.MrArm»tron§f and boy. Mr Beawarick. PHILPOTT.—Oa January 13. at Cook-street, after a long and painful illness. Ada, the beloved wile of Frederick Philpott, daughter ot the late James F'rater, South Melbourne; ' aged 27 years. At rest. POLLARD.—On Deeerubor 30, at his residence. Mount Roskill Road. William Bramley, the beloved husband of Ami Pollard; aged 74 years. REN NIB.—On December 28. at her parenu residence, Cohden-street. Newton, tho infant daughter of William and Elizabeth Rennie, and granddaughter of the late John Cain; aged 7 months. RENNIE.—On January 17. at her parents residence, Cobden-street, Newton. Mary, twia daughter of William and Elizabeth Rennie, age 8 months; granddaughter of the late John Cain. . , RUSSELX.—On Jarosary 15th. at the Schoolhouse. Pukekohe Fast, the infant son of Dayid and Martha Hussein aged 12 days. RYAN.-On January 8, at his late residence, Alexa«dra-atreet. after a long and painful illness. James, the deaxly beloved husband of Elizabeth Ryan; aged 31 yoars. R.I.P. He leaves a wife and t!u-ee children to mourn their loss. SHE EH AN.—On December 4.1896 (drowned at the Saltwater Baths), Bartholomew, dearly beloved son of Michael and Bridget Sheehan; as?ed 11 years and 9 months. R.I. P. SNEDDEN.—On January 15 (suddenly), ather residence. Rose Road, Surrey Hills, Barbara Nesbit. relict of the late ALesander Snedden; aged 59 years. „ , STARTUP.—On December 29. at Onehunga,, Muriel Gladys, the infant daughter of Charles and Martha Startup; aged 10 months. Deeply regretted.—Wellington and Mannwatu papers please copy. STILTON.—On January 17th. at his residence, Oralcei Road. Remuera, John Stilton, aged 62 years. TAPP.—On January 7. 1895. at Te Papa, near Onehunga (Sonnic). Harold Nixon, seventh and dearly beloved son of William and Sarah Tapp, in his 10th year. " Safe in the arms of Jesus." VICKERY.—Mary, the dearly beloved wife ol Henry Vickery. Tauranjza. carpenter, died ok the 6th January, after one hours illness, of heart disease, leaving a huabmd, one son, three daughters (all crown up), ami thirteen grandchildren, to mourn her loss. Arriredia Auckland in 1855. by ship Merchantman. YOUNG.—Drowned on January 3. at Mangere, James, the beloved nephew of Joseph *bq Margaret Young, in his 27th year.