DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 204, 28 August 1902, Page 3

DEATHS.

ANDERSON. — On August 12th, at her parents' residence, Wolseley Ed., Elchmoad, May, the Infant daughter of F. and A. Anderson, aged 11 weeks. ATWOOD.—On July 21, 1902, at Graf tonRoad, Auckland, Leslie C. Atwood, aged 24 years, Elder of Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints, fifth son of Charles and Louis Atwood, of Vernal Uintah, Co., Salt Lake City, Utah. BAKER.—On Tuesday, August 19, 1902, at the Newton Post-office, John, the dearly beloved husband of Eliza S. Baker; acred 47 years. BALL.—On Friday, August 22nd, at Kaiapoi, Isaac, the dearly beloved eon of James and Tryphena Ball, of Kaiapoi, and dearly beloved brother of Charles and William Ball, of Onehunga; aged 30 years. Deeply regretted. BARRIBALL.-On August 22nd, «t Auckland, Elizabeth, the beloved wife of Alfred John Barriball, of Waitfku, sincerely regretted. BATES.-On Wednesday, August 20th, at Ponsonby Rd., Josephine Anne Bates, the beloved daughter of the Rev. John James and Caroline Bates, late of Walhi, aged 4 months. BENNETT.—On Wednesday, August 12, 1902, at the District Hospital, Auckland, Thomas, third son of W. T. and Eliaabeth Bennett, of Hobsonvllle; aged 7X years. BENNETT.—Ok August 19th, 1902, at hla late residence, Stewart-st, Mt Eden, George Edward, loving and dearly beloved husband of Annie Bennett, aged 78 years. He leaves 5 sons 4 daughters, and 10 grandchildren to mourn their loss. BILLINGS.—On August 17th, 1902, at his residence, Marmion-st, Wllllam,dearly beloved son of Richard Billings, aged 8 months. May his soul rest in peace. BROWN.—On August 17th, 1902, at the Auckland Hospital, William, the beloveo" husband of Elizabeth Brown, late Victoria street, aged 72 years. BROWN. - On August 21st, 1902, at bis late residence, Lorne-st, Samuel, the beloved husband of Annie Brown. CAWDRON.-On August 22, 1902, at his late residence", -Nelson-vst., Robert, th« beloved husband of Roaie Cawdroo, aged 72 years. COBBALD.—On August Bth, ftt her late residence, Otoronga Farm, Te Kopuru, Bessie, dearly beloved wife of Marti* Cobbald; aged 42 years. CONROT.—On August 7, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs Hoskin, New Plymouth, Mrs Johannah Conrojr; aged 69 years. R.I.P. COUTTS.—On Friday, August 22nd, at New-st, Ponsonby, Elizabeth, tha beloved wife of John Coutts, late N.S.S. Co. CORCORAN. — Oir Thursday, August 21st, 1902. at his late residence, Milton Park Rd., Epsom, Michael Corcoran, aged 74 years. R.I.P. CURRIE. — On August 2Srd\ 1902; at the District Hospital, Ella Elizabeth, the dear little daughter of Alfred anil Marion. Currle, Devon-st., after a short 111 ncsa, "aged 3 years. CRAIG.-On August 11th, 1902, at Soames Island, Wellington, Henry William, be* loved son of Robert and Phoebe Craig; aged 22 years (late trooper Eighth Contingent of N.Z.M.R.). CRIPPEN. — On the 19th Inst., at his late residence, Codrlngton-st., Arch Hill, Frederick Horton, third son of the late George Ansell Crlppen, of Croydon. Surrey, England. Home and Southern papers please copy. DAVIES.-OB August 12th, Vera Afnes, beloved daughter of Alfred and Clara Anne Davies, at her parents' residence, Homeflt.," Arch Hill, aged 4 months. DA VIES.—On August 12, at PUkekohi, Auckland, N.Z., of heart disease, John Henry Davies, aged 61. Late of L. and N.W. Railway, Liverpool, and some time of 8.8. and C.I. and &I.P. Railways, Bombay. Indian papers please copy. By request of deceased no mourning. DELL.—On August 20th, 1102, at fli» late residence, Morningslde, Charles James Dell, the dearly beloved huabaiifl of Katherine Dell; aged 59 years. At Reat DRAN. — At Onehunga, on August 20th, 1902, Amelia, the dearly beloved wife of John Dean, la her 40th year. DUNNE.—On August 13th, 1902, at Stratford, Taranaki, Richard James Dunne, solicitor, beloved and only son of Richard and the late Jessie Dunne, of •Devonport, Auckland; aged 39 years. ELLIS. — On August 7th, 1902, William Ellis, master mariner, 26 years Harbour Master, Auckland; in his 90th year. FIRTH.—ON August 16th, at the residence of her sister (Mrs J. C. Dbull), Brown-street, t'onsonby, Elisabeth Ellen (Nellie), the eldest daughter of the late John Firth, aged 32 years. FREESON.—On August Bth, 1902, at the residence of Mr Anderson, Ireland-st., Emma, relict of the late Thomas Freeson, and mother of Mrs D. Qulnn, of Willow-st.. and Mr William Hill, of Kingsland, aged 74 years. HARE. — On 19th August, Hannah Hare, relict of the late Charles Hare, of Howick. At rest. HALYDAY.—At Sydney, N.S.W., on 13th August, Arthur Balllle, youngest son of the late James Halyday. HAYWARD.—On August 16th, at the residence of his son In law (Mr J. Mackle), Karaka-st, Henry Pilkington, fifth son 6f the late John Hayward, barrister, "Roewoods," Macclesfleld, Cheshire, England, aged 65. HAWKINS.—On August 13th, 1902, at his residence, Birkenhead. Henry, James, the beloved husband of E. B. Hawkins, in his 94th year. HEWLETT.—On August 15tn, at the Vicarage, Papakura, of croup, Basil George Oswald, youngest and dearlybeloved son of Oswald Rotlsselle and Ellen Hewlett, aged five years and nin* months. HIGGINS. — On August 19th, 1902, at hlfl residence, West-st., Newton, Thomas, the dearly beloved husband of Ellen Hlgglna, aged 47 years. R.I.P. HUGHES.—On August 7, at his parents' residence, Queen-street, Onehunga, Albert Edward, dearly beloved Infant son of Albert and Elizabeth Hughes; aged 1 year 3 months. JACKMAN. —On 25th July, at Summer Hill, South Launceston, Tasmania, Daisy Constance, the dearly lov>d youngest daughter of S. J. and A, R. Jackman; aged 19 years. JONES.—On August sth, at the Auckland Hospital, James John, the dearly beloved husband of Sarah Emma Jones, of Khyber Pass, Newmarket, agefd 4? yeafar. Deeply regretted. JONES.—On August 16, at his late residence, Newmarket, Henry Jones, late of Liverpool; aged 33. KEIR. — At Lauristoo, Remuerfi, dri 3th August, 1902, Thomas Kelr, Esq., third son of the late Robert Kelr, Esq., Edinburgh, in his 90th year. KENNEDY.-On Atignst 14th, at KArarig*hape Rd., suddenly, Thomas Kennedy, eldest son of the late Thomas Kennedy. LORANGB. — On August 7tfi. 1902, At Quarantine Station. Wellington, Will'am John Joseph, the only and beloved son of John and Mary Jane Lorange, of Sprlng-st, Ponsonby; aged 19 years. (Trooper of the Bth Contingent N.Z.M.8.)

LOtfERGAN.-^On August is, Rachel Jane, dearly beloved wife of the late James P Lonergan; aged 44 years. MENZIES.— On August 8, 1902, at the Thames Hospital, John, dearly beloved eldest son of Robert Robertson and the late Barbara Brander Measles; aged 19 years. Deeply regretted. MACDONALD.—On August 10th, at his late residence, Great North Rd., Joton Edwin Macdonald, late Chief Judge of the Native Lands Court, aged 71. MONAGHAN. — On August 18th, 1902, at Avondale, Cecil Dennis Monaghan, beloved son of Jane Mills; age 42. MONSTEDT.-On Saturday, August 9th, 1902, on Soames Island, from pneumonia. Trooper Edward Charles, eldest beloved son of M. Monstedt, of Hellyer's Creek. McCORMICK. — On August 26th, at the residence of her son, Emily, relict of the late Hugh McCormick, of P&rnell, aged 64 years. R.LP MoDONALD.—On 25th August, 1302, at her father's residence (late Tnos. Poynton), Lake Takapuna, Margaret Mary, the beloved wife of Michael McDonald; aged 72 years. MeDOWELL.—On August 18th, at his late residence, Victoria Quadrant, William, the beloved husband of Rose McDowell, aged 72 years, McJKAY.—On August 21st, 1902, at the residence of her daughter (Mrs Rider,

Centre-street), Johanna, relict of the late Harry Maitland, aged 76 years. 9'NETL.—On August 9th, 1902, at Quarantine Station, Wellington, Bertram dscar (Bertie), the beloved-third son of Thomas and Sarah Jane O'Nell, of Bombay, aged 22 years. (Trooper of the 10th Contingent N.Z.M.R.) OVERTON.-On August 19th, at Rangiriri, Charles Overton, son of- the late -Mm W. ♦/iMams, 71, Cook-street, Auckland. . . .

"Lead, kindly light." PHILLIPS.—On August 7, 1902, at his residence, ■ Swanson-street, after a short illness, Henry Phillips (late of Gloucester, England) the dearly beloved husband of Eliza Phillips; aged 74 years. POWER.—On August 17th, at Valley Rd., Mt. Roskill, Annie Elizabeth, dearly beloved youngest daughter of Fannie and the late John Power, aged 25 years. PRESTON.—On August 13th,. at his residence, Wyndham-st, James, the beloved husband of Rebecca Preston, aged 69. ROBINSON.—On 19th of August, at Avondale, Dinah Robinson, widow of the late Thomas George Roblngon, aged 85. ROACH.—On Friday, 15th August, at the Walks to District Hospital, Emily, the fond and loving wife of James Roach, Paeroa. "Thy will be done." R.LP. RYAN.—On August IS, at the Quarantln« Station, Wellington, Trooper Henry Ormonde Ryan, N.Z. Eighth Contingent, fifth eon of the fcwte John P. Ryan, Hakaru. BECCOMBE. — On August 16th, at her late residence, Khyber Pass, Isabella Harriett, widow, of the late John Carrol Seecmnbe. SCOTT.-On August 16th, 1902, James, the beloved husband of Sarah Scott, aged 69 yean. SHEOaHT.-On the 13th May, 1903, at his private residence, Russell Terrace, Michael Sheeny, Chemist, Courteney Place, Wellington, late Compounder in H.M.s. Military Train, aged 74 years.

R,LP. SCOTT.—On June 20th, 1902, at Durban, South Africa, Stanley Bees, youngest aon of the late Andrew Scott, of Shelly Beach Rd., Ponsonby. Until the day breaks And the shadows flee away. SMART. — On August 25th, 1902, at her late residence, Lake Rd., Devonport, Annie, the beloved wife of James Smart, aged 48 years. SMITH. — On August 22nd, 1902, at Wellington, of pneumonia. Trooper Ernest Prin Smith, of the Bth Contingent, second son of Sugden and M. J. Smith, of Nelson-frt., Auckland; aged 18 years. R.I.P. STEHR.—On August 7th, 1902, at Coromandel Hospital, Walter Newby Stehr, beloved husband of Nellie Stenr, .age.32 years. • . :• : TABRUM.—On August 18th, 1902, at Arch Hill, Beryl Maude, only little daughter of Charles and Ethel Tabrum; aged 7 months. TAYLOR.-On July 21, 1902. at Abbott'sroad, Mount Eden, Henry James Taylor, aged 47 years, barrister and solicitor, of Sioux City, lowa, U.S.A, TEASDALE. - On August 22nd, 1902, Annie, beloved wife of Thomas Teisdale, Jan., baker, Hobson&t., aged 33 years. TOBIN.—On July 20, 1902. Fit* Roy Kelly To bin; aged 38 years.

TONKS.—Oft August 14, 1002, at Wellington Hospital, Trooper Albert Tonka, aged 19 years. TURNER.—On August 12th, 1903, at Wellington, of pneumonia, Benjamin Evens, the fifth beloved son of Etfwlfl B. EL and Caroline Sarah Turner, grandson of the late Benjamin Evens Turner, of Newmarket, aged 23 years. Trooper of the Bth Contingent, N.Z.M.R, also a member of the No. 3.Katives; also of the Suva Volunteers. TREMAIN. — On August the Ist, Emily Rose Tremain, wife- of William Tremain, aged 36, fourth and dearly beloved daughter of the late Charles PhllHpfl, Trumpet Major of the Military Train, beloved by All and deeply regretted. WARMAN.—On August 10, at i£e District Hospital, Margaret Ellen, clearly beloved mother of G. B. Warmar; aged 63 years. WESTERN. — On the 24th August, at the Costley Home, Epsom, Ellen, widow of the late Charles Western, aged 79 years. Her end was peace. ■ WILLIAMS.—O.n August 22nd, at? his residence, Curran-at, Ponsonby, Albert, the beloved husband of Ada Williams; aged 38 years. WILSON.—On August 17th, at his late residence, "Roselle," Remuera, Joseph Listen Wilson, aged 65 years. "In death they were not divided."