DEATHS.
ADDISON.—On 28th Sept., at the' residence of her son in law, P. C. Miller, Glenburn House, Lower Hobson-st., Eliza relict of the late George Addison, Onehunga, and beloved mother of M. A. Miller, aged 81 years. Fortified by the rights of her Holy Church.
The remains will he removed to St. Patrick's Cathedral for half past seven mass To-morrow Morning, the funeral leaving for St. Mary's Cemetery, Onehunga directly after mass and arriving there about 10 o'clock. Friends please accept this intimation.
CHRISTIE. — Ou September 28th, at Tweed-st., Ponsonby, James Grey, dearly ', beloved infant son of James and the late ' Phoebe Grey Christie, aged 2 months. _ Interment private.
CUMMINS. — On September 29th. at the Auckland Hospital, after a long and painful illness, John, dearly lov«*l husband of Margaret Cummins, Bombay, and dearly loved youngest son of John and Margaret Cummins, Maketu, aged 34 years. The Lord thy God hath given thee rest. The funeral will leave Ramarama, for interment at Maketu, on AVednesday, at 2 p.m. Friends please accept this intimation. McILMOYLE. - Died, on the 28th September, 1902, at his late residence, Wharf lid., Ponsonby. David Mcllmoyle, senior, kite of 58th Regiment, after a short illness. Passed away peacefully. Private interment.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 231, 29 September 1902, Page 8
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