DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 259, 28 October 1897, Page 8

DEATHS.

ABBOT.-On October 24, at her residence Hobson-street, Elizabeth, relict of J ose p!i AMODEO.-On board s.s. China, on her vovure to Melbourne, of heat apoplexy. Captain Frank Amortoo beloved husband of Matitda AICHIbON.-On Sunday, October 10, at his residence, Glen Glush, Clevedon, James eldest son of the late James Atchison, M D R-N., Glou Glush. County Tyrone, Ireland' and dear y-bc»lovoti husband of Delia Atchi son, in his 05th year. By express desire of . m^-H 0.1, 11U> nlo'ifninp; to bo worn. ATTEWELL.-On October 3, at Pukekohe awf r ai, l 0! 1R i uw pliifull illness, Samuel Attowoj, dourly bolovoil huabaud of Ellen Attcwell; nm\ lit) ymrs. BALLANTINIC.-On Ootobor 10. at Franklin Road KveUnoMayUNUloatdauKhterof J and R. BallanUno; ngwl 13 rears B of M°rFffiL w!i °C^ kn> -3' at the residence

BOYCE.—On October 24th, 1897, at Ponsonby Road, Charles Robert Munro Boyce, the dearly beloved and youngest son of Mary and the late Charles Boyce ; aged 14 years. BRODIE.— Accidently drowned in Auckland Harbour on September 30th, "William George, youngest and beloved son of D.A. and M.E. Brodie; aged 22 years. Deeply regretted. BULL.—On October 22, 1897, at his residence McKelvie-street, Ponsonby, Edward, the dearly beloved husband' of Elinor Bull, in his 83rd year, late of H.R. Customs. A just man made perfect. CHAPPBLL.—On October 6, at her residence Nelson-street, Mary, the beloved wife of A. H. Chappell; aged 41. ' • CLARKE.—On October 5, 1897, Sophy, the beloved wife of Gid. Clark, in her 32nd year. CRAWFORD.—On August 14,1897, at the residence of her uncle, Millbrook Cottage, Straw Co., Derry, Ireland, Evelina Livingstone (Eve), youngest and dearly-loved daughter of James Crawford, Mount Albert. > . DOWNEY.—On October 15,1897, at Sale-street, Hector Charles James, the dear little infant son of James and Lily Downey; aged 7 weeks. Napier and Gisborne papers please copy. ' DUDGEON.—Accidentally drowned on Thursday, 30th inst., in Auckland Harbour, Charles Dudgeon, only son of Major Dudgeon, late Ist Royal Scots ; aged IS. ELLIS.—On October 1, William Ellis; aged 83. FEBBALL.—On October115; at her reaidenea Parkhurst, Sarah, the "beloved sister "or Robert and the Lite George Ferrall. Deepjy ""regretteSrixr.Pr " '." ..v-^:";;, ::';':■,'■' GALBRAITH.-Gri October 25, at his rM&ke Gundry-street, Samuel Galbraith, the beloved husbaha of Jane Galbraith : aged 56 years. HAMBLIN.—On October 1,1897, at her parents' residence, Mount Roskill, of bronchitis, Winifred, the beloved daughter of Edward and Alice Hamblin ; aged 5 weeks. HILL.—On October 6, at his parents' residence, Oxford-street, Norman, infant son of Charles and Mary Hill; aged 2 years and 11 months. Safe in the arms of Jesus. HOLLAND.—On October 24, at her parents' residence, Wyndham Square, Daisy, the eldest daughter of Daniel and Mary T. Holland ; aged 17i years. JACKSON,—On October 10, at her parents' residence. Manning-street. Newton, Eleanor Lisence (Nellie), dearly beloved second child of Robert Henry and Eleanor Lisence Jackson ; aged 2 years 9 months. Safe in the arms of Jesus. JACOB.—On October 7th at the residence oJ1 Mrs Crow, Otahuhu, Cissie, the dearly beloved and only child of Joseph William and Elizabeth Jacob; aged 11 months. Safe in tha arms of Jesus. JONES.—On March 10, at San Dalmezzo, Italy, Mrs Jones, beloved wife of Stannus Jones, late of Auckland. KENNEDY.—On September 23, at the residenca of his daughter, Mrs J. Ross, W^haroa, Waikato, after a short illness, xJcX. MeKenzies Kennedy, brother of the late Bey. Dr. Kennedy, of Dingwell, Scotland; aged 80. Arrived in New Zealand, 1839. KENSINGTON.—On September 30, atherresi . dence. Fernhurst, Oropi, N.Z., Olivia Emily Kensington, widow of the late Charles Jephson Kensington, formerly of Prince Hill, Worton Wilts, and daughter of Commissary General Maturin; aged 76. KERR.—On October 12, at the Auckland Hospital, Malcolm C. Kerr, C.E., son of the late James Kerr, Commander R.N., and grandson of the late Thomas Bull, Commander X.ft.i aged 25 years. KIMBERLEY.-On October 18, 1897, at Onehunga, after a painful illness borne with Christian fortitude, Catherina Susannah, the dearly beloved wife of Charles Kimberley, in her 58th year. LAING.—On October 11, at Manning-street Newton, George Laing, of Brooklynn; aged 73. LAYBOURN.—On October 8, 1897, at the residence of her brother Adam Laybouro, Norman's Hill, Onehunga, Margaret Laybourn ; aged 6S. — On October 1, Thomson Wilson, youngest and beloved son of T. W. and Charlotte Leys: aged 13 years. Private interment. MARKHAM.—On October 11, at his late residence Mount Eden, Robert Markham Jat« Colour Sergeant 18th Royal Irish): ageji <& McCONNOGHIE.—On October 6,"at the Sydney Parramatta Hospital, James McConnocm* (late of the firm of McConnochie andFlatt, Builders, Auckland) and father of Jphfl Mo> Connochie. ' / . McKEARNEY.—On October 8. at her late resi- • dence, Domain-street, Devonport, Eliza Amfc the dearly beloved wife of William MeKearney, in her 36th year. Eldest daughter of Mr F. A. Lee. Auckland. „ M MILL.—On October 1, at Northcote, George Haldane, beloved eldest son of the late Alexander Mill " Gone to be with the Lord." MILLS.—On October 14, at her late residence, Hobson-street. Alice, the dearly beloved wite of Thomas Mills, late of Dublin, Ireland; aged 48 years. MOLLER.-Accidently drowned on the voyage from the Islands, Captain Joseph Moller, tne beloved husband of Kate Moller, of Foxstreet, Parnell, in his 40th year. MORRIS.—On October 6, at her late residence, Pokeno, Caroline, the beloved wife of »• Morris, and youngest daughter of the late jur John Light, gasfitter, Southampton, England. Home papers please copy. ~„, ODLUM.—On October 19, at the District Hospital, Ruby May Odium, eldest daughter of Kate Odium, of Tok'Uoka; aged 1 years v months. PARKER.—At the District Hospital, James Parker, Sargent, late of the sSth regiment; aged-76. PATTERSON.-On October 4, at her late residence, Otahuhu, Jane, beloved wife of » f' liam Patterson ; aged 71 years. Arrived, in New Zealand in the ship Ann, 1848. „ PHILLIPS.-On Monday morning, October.ll. at his residence, West-street, w™"' Thomas Phillips, sen., dearly beloved husband of Francis -Phillips, and late of H-M. 65th Regiment (Bengal Tigers); aged 69ye;"»-SUTTIE-On October 4, at Puriri Nuran| Home, Grafton Road, Annette Florence, tne beloved wife of Alex. Suttie ; aged 29 years. SYMONS.-On October 11, at Auckland, John Symons, late of Pcnzance, CornwaU, lornwnj accountant at Messrs Whitaker and Bnsseu. WILKES.-On October 14, 1597, at Ri^ha Road, Martin, the third beloved son of toB lateM. J. Wilkes ; aged 2o years. ~ WOOTTON.-On October 27, at 56 Brown-sweet Ponsonby, May Bishton, the dearly bcio\ e < child of Richard and Ann Wootten; agea » weeks. Safe in tho arms of Jesus. , WRIGHT.-On October 7, at the residence ot his son-in-law, James Mason, " Gardennjw. Remuera, George Wright, youngest so" «"" late Lieutenant-Colonel Wright, Edinburg^ and first cousin to General Charles ]*«"*? Campbell, present Earl or Brcadaloana. Edinburgh, in his 80th year.