DEATHS.
BAKER.—On Monday, March 5, at Marystreet, Mount Eden, Olive Grace, the loved infant child of Wm. Parr and Matilda Baker;, aged 13J months. "Not lost, but gone before." BINSTED.—On March 8, at his residence, Yarborough-street, Ponsonby, John, the beloved husband of Mary Binsted; aged 78. BRABANT.—On March 6th, 1900, at Kerrst., Devonport, Margaret Mary Josephine, the beloved wife of Henry Stainforth Brabant, aged 50. "Her end was perfect peace." BRYANT.—Oh February IS, at District Hospital, of typhoid fever. William, the beloved son of William Bryant; aged 25 years. CARTWRIGHT.—On the 18th inst., Sarah Hannah, the beloved wire of Edward T. Cartwright. CLOUTT.—On March 8, at the parents' residence, Walter-street, Thames, Frances Dora, dearly beloved second daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Cloutt; aged 12 years. Deeply mourned. COYLE.—On March sth, 1900, at Summerstreet, Eden Terrace, Mercy Ellen Pane Coyle, the dearly beloved wife of Arthur Coyle; aged 5(5 years. Requiscat in pace. CURTIS.—On February' 26th. 1900, at her residence, Rokeby-st., Julia Curtis, aged 45 years. CUNNOLD.—On Monday, March ■ sth, at Anglesea-street, Ponsonby, William Frank, the dearly-belovod infant of Frederick Vivian and Elizabeth Cunnold. Aged, 15* months. DAWSON.—On February 27th, at Great North Road, Frances, the beloved child of Arthur and Barbara Dawson; aged 2 weeks. de MQNTALK.-pn. February fltth, 3,900, at the parents residence, ; Hasleft-st., Ladislas Potocki, infant son of Edmund de Montalk Jim., age two days. DOBBS.—On February 21st, at her parents' residence, IS3, Victoria-st., Eileen Amy, dearly beloved: nf-t(V;*cl!s,ughter 'o$ John and Jessie'Dobbs; aged 6 months. "Safe in the arms of Jesus." DOOLAN: — On' February 25th, at the Auckland Hospital, from injuries received through being thrown out of a cart, Lily Elizabeth, the dearly bveloved wife of Patrick Doolan. aged 37 years. DONALDSON. —. On February 2Sth. the wife of Dawson Donaldson, in her 27th year. • "Asleep in Jesus." ALLEN.—On March 13, at his parents' residence, Jermyn-street. Cyril, infant son o.f Madge and Henry Allen. FARMER.-On February ISth, at his late residence, Khyber Pass Rd., Alexander Farmer, in his SOth year. FARRELL. •- On February 25th, Maria Boyd MeCormack, the infant daughter of William and Anastasia Farrell. FLETCHER.—On March 8, at Auckland ■ Hcspital. John Fletcher, slaughterman, . in his 2«th year. FOWLER,'—On February ISth, 1900, after • a long and painful illness, Louisa Anne the dearly beloved wife of Joshua Fowler, engineer, age 56 years. Deeply .. regretted. ■ ' . FREEMAN.—On 3rd March, at the residence of Captain Crawford, Unionstreet. Auckland, in his 60th year, Alfred, ' the dearly-beloved husband of Annie Freeman, Kamo, Whangarei. Interred at Kauri Hohori. FRIEND.—on :\Jarch Ist, at Coburg-st, Auckland, George P., the beloved child of George and Mary Friend; aged two months. R.I.P. GACR -At Auckland, on February 27th 1900, Baptist Raoul, son of Rev. F. A Gace. Great Barting Vicarage, Shoeburyness, Kent, England, in his 35th year. GREEN.—On March Ist, at Felixstowe Takapuna. suddenly, William, dearly beloved husband of Caroline Green* late of Southampton, England, solicitor aged 70 years. GLEDHILL.—On February 6th, at Suva Fiji, accidentally. Edmund Anderton Gledhill, eldest son of the late Georsre GletUiill. of Auckland. GRINDROD,-On 22nd February. 1900 ■ at his residence, Eden Vale Rd., Mt. Eden. Auckland, Joseph Grindrod, formerly of Liverpool, England, in his 73rd year. ..
GRIFFITHS.-On February 19. at her residence Cobden-st., Mary, the dearly beloved wife of Alfred Griffiths after a long and painful illness, aged id. HALLETT.-On February 17, at the Hospital, Wellington. E. M. Hallett.late of . Burnham. Somersetshire, England, in HARRi rs.-On r'March 4. 19C0, at the : Auckland Hospital, from injuries received at Calliope Dock. James, the dearly beloved youngest son of James and the late Margaret Harris; aged 22 years. HICKTON.—On March 11th, at the residence of her daughter. Mrs G. S.Norris, Elizabeth R., widow of the late Henry T. Hickton, of Waimate North, In her *S4th year. HOUGHTON.—On March 6, at the residence of his grandparents, A.- Edgar, Oxford-street, Arch Hill, William Henry, dearly beloved child of J. H. and J. M. Hough ton; aged 13 weeks. HUSSEY.—On February 17, Ann Hodder, the beloved wife of Edward Hussey; aged 58 years. Deeply regretted. HUGHES.-On March t, at her parents residence, Onehunga. Gladys, darling twin daughter of Albert and Elizabeth Hughes; aged 9 months. ' . HOOPER.—On February 2s. suddenly, Frederick.Hooper; aged 70 years.. Late of Timaru. HUGHES.—On February 26th, ' 1900, at, her parents' residence. Grey-st., One-1 hunga, Ethel, darling twin daughter of Albert and Elizabeth Hughes; aged 9 months. ' . , ■ - ' •JESatTPcrpn . Match ,7th. Sarah Ann PhUlis, the dearjy belovfed wife of John Jessup, in her 63rd" iyear. Asleep in Christ. jrQHNSTQN/—Oh' February 24. *at■•tte>residence 6t her "■ son-in-law (Mr- pi, ■Sirfipr son), Newton, after a long and. ■'j>2jn~ fiil illness, borne with Christian:fortitude, Aritiie. the dearly beloved wife of the late Charles Johnston, of Edinburgh, and beloved mother of Charles and James Johnston, of this city, and George Johnston, of Devonport,* aged 79 years. KEANE.—At her parents' residence, ■ 53, Vincent-st.. Elsie Elizabeth, infant and only daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Keane, aged 9 months. . • -. KNUTZEN. — On February 21, at her parents' residence. Victoria-st. West, Constance Isabel, dearly beloved daughter of H. P. and R. Knutzen. LEAHY.—At Onehunga. yesterday, -the youngest daughter of J. E. Leahy, Survey Office. McKILLOP.—On Monday. 26th, at the District Hospital, the result of an accident, Arthur Edward, the beloved husband of Anne McKillop. McLEOD.—On the 26th inst, at her residence, Waiheke, Grace, relict of the late Robt. McLeod, aged 85. MEEKAN.—On February 26th, at-Mbrn-ingside, the infant son of John arid Minnie Meekan, aged 4 months. MOWBRAY.—At her residence, Northcote, on February 15, 1900, E.-A. (Pearl), the dearly beloved wife of E. S. V. Mowbray. Beloved by all who knew her. MUIR. — On March 1, 1900. at Seafield View Rd., Mary Stuart Muir, aged 75 years. MULLAMPY.—On February 24th, at her parents' residence, Norfolk-street. "Porisonbj-. Eva Annie, dearly-beloved daughter of P. C and A. Mullampy. Aged, 6 months. R.I.F. MeARTHUR.—Lost at sea, in the Wolverine, Findlay McArthur, master mariner, beloved husband of E. McArthur, Pompallier Terrace. Ponsonby. Last seen from .Otago Heads at dusk, November 3rd, 1599. Glasgow papers please copy. McINTYRE.—On February 24th, 1900, at E. S. Stretton's Hotel, Helensvilie. Daniel Mclntyre, the beloved father of Mrs Robinson, Minnie-st., Eden Terrace, the result of an accident; aged 72 years. NEUMEGEN.—On March sth. at. Park Avenue, suddenly, Doris, Esther; ,the dearly beloved daughter of Walter and Nellie Neumegen; aged 9 months. ROBERTS.—At Onehunga on March 8, 19.03, Charles Ernold. dearly beloved son of TErnSldTffifrf'if?mfpSfeTtSWr' crts; aged 7J-months. R.I.P.- •••■■ ■ •' • ROBERTSON.—On March 6, at Stanleystreet, Arch Hill. Thomas Chalmers, the dearly beloved infant son of Thomas Chalmers and - Ce.jei.lia; Robertson t[ aged 9$ months. "Safe in the arm's of Jesus;:" ROBINSON.—On. March .11th,. at;Corornandel. Ann, the' beloved wife of Jbhn'Robinson, Mine ' Manager, sister of John Hamon, Upper Pitt-st., Auckland, late of Jersey. ,i . ■ . . . . RYAN.—On March sth, at Epsom, John Ryaa late of Greyst.-, Parnell; aged' S7 years.' ■ ; '■'■■: ■• SHORT.—At Porter's Avenug. Eden Terrace, on February 22nd. 1900, 'Thomas Edward, eldest son of Thomas "and Alice Short; aged '4 years. SPEER.—On March oth. 1900...at .Upper Queen-st.. Cyril Compton, only beloved son of S, T. Speer, aged 4 months. TRING.—At her residence, Graftdn Rd.. on February 17th, 1900,- Jane Tring. beloved wife of Thomas Tring, age 63. i UTTING. — On February 16,' at Shejly Beach Rd., Ponisonby. Alfred Howard Utting, aged 17 years. Private interment. '. "■'■■',."'• ' ; WARD.—At her late residence. Su'ssex-st., Newton, on February 19, 1900. Sara, the dearly - beloved wife of Thomas Ward, aged 75 years. ' WALTERS.—On February 15. 1900, in her 87th year, at her late residence,' No.' 20, Wakefield-st., Auckland; 'Ann, relict of i the late Vincent Walters, late of Wai-1 uku. and only daughter of Joseph' and Mary Sanday, of St. Veep, Cornwall, England, and- aunt .of William Sanday, ofFrogmore, Waiuku.-., WATKIN.—At Albert Parade, Ashfield. Sydney, on Friday. February 16, 1900, j Hannah, widow of the Rev. Jam.es Wat- • kin. in her 93rd year. "The weary; wheels ! of life at last stood still." Her maiden j name was Entwisle; she and her hus- I band were natives of Manchester; Eng- ' land. . WHITSON.-At Belfast, Ireland, on December 31st, 1599, Elizabeth, "widow- oil ■ Thomas Whitson. of Haddington, I Scotland, and mother of T. W. Whit-i son, of Union Steamship Co., aged S0! years. WILLIAMS.—On March 10. at Eden Vale Road, Mt. Eden, William Harry Williams. Engineer, aged 40. ' WILSON.—On March 3rd, 1900. at her parents' residence. Kingsland.' Ethel Mary Flower, the darling child of Henry j and Minnie Wilson, age 7 months. "Safe I I in the arms of Jesus." .<;•.;,. • ,
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 63, 15 March 1900, Page 8
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