Deaths.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 157, 6 July 1896, Page 4

Deaths.

..»»•» n« TnW l at Alexandra, Join Allan, Pertobi™. in his 66th vJJv*' a n Talr 5 at his residence. Resobank "t&T Jvondtle John Samuel, the beloved Efhand If Mary Jane Day ; aged 67 years. h Thefuneml "ill leave his late residence for the Avondale Cemetery to-morrow (Tuesday),

rwvrtns -On July 4. at St. George's Bay Road, aged 14 months btftt> On July 5. at his residence, Marine hSort* there is laid up for him a crown of "ff/funerTwiH leave his late residence for ■Waikomitito-aiorrow (Tuesday), at 2 p.m. McKW ARKEY —®n Jaly 4. at the residence of Mh£ stetcf (Mrs J. Shanai?hn»). West-streat. Newton! after a long and painful illness, Alfred Frederick, second youngest son of the late John and Ann McKearney. of Cambridge, Waikato. 8.1.P----t>ITYALIiIGEN.—Cn July 5, at his parents SWlffi*TUpper Qu«en-street, Harold George. in!!!*6n pf James Alfred and Mary Elizabeth -:■, PettalUgen. . . ,1" Intarwent private. ■ &MCOCK;-en July 1, in Sydney, of typhoid * fever Joseph Davis, second son cf Joseph Simeock, Kaukapakapa; aged 28 years. TODD.-Or July 5, at Avondale. George, the bdoved husband of Alice Todd; aged 46 y<The" funeral will leave his late rosifieace for the AvomJale Presbyterian Cemetery to-inor-JSwiTuesday). at 12.30 p.m. FrUnds please accept this intimation. WILSON.-On July 2 (suddenly), at Te Puke. Jules Georse. the dearly belqvad husband of LaviHia Wilson, of Waterview, Avoadale; tured 61 years. Deeply regretted. Interred atPurewa, Sunday, July 5.