DEATHS.

Press, Volume XLV, Issue 7215, 28 November 1888, Page 3

DEATHS.

Cookson —On September 22nd, afc her re* sidence, 59 Durnford street, Storehouse, Devon, Caroline Mary Coofcson, widow of the late Key. W. Cooksox, and daughter of the late John Neave Esq., H.KI.C.S., in her 95th year. R.l.*. Hooper—At Rangiora, on Ist November, Ann, the beloved wife of Henry Hoaper, aged 74 years. Fraser—At Montreal street, Sydenham, on November 2nd, 188$. Alice Lebetta, twin daughter of James and Sopkia Fraser. Aged 4 years and 11 months. Deeply regretted. Hartley—On November 2nd, at his realdence, North belt, James Thomas Hartley, aged 04. Irvine—November 3rd, at 121 Montreal street, the dearly beloved wife of R. F. Irvine, aged 26 years. Irvine—November 3rd, at 121 Montreal street, the dearly beloved wife of R.. F. Irvine, aged 26 years. Holland—November 4th, at his residence, Greendale, Robert Holland, aged 64. Sproul—November sth, at LytteTton, Captain Alexander Sproul, aged 77 years. Sproul — November sth, at Lyttelton, Captain Alexander Sproul, aged 77 years Prosskr — November 7th, at Sefton, Thomas Prosser; aged G3. Dale—November 11th, at his late residence, Cashel street east, George S-Dale, aged sixty years. Stakk —November 12th, afc the residence of his son-in-law, H. Walker, 14 Aldred street, Henry Stark, aged eighty-three. Walton—On the 13th November, at 8 Richmond terrace, Edgar Percy, infant child of Naomi and late Edward Walton; aged 8 months. Dickinson —On November 14th, at the residence of her grandfather, W. Blundell, Christchurch, Minnie, eldest daughter of Robt. J. Dickinson, Cust, aged nineteen years. Woodfikld. —On November 14th, at Bumham, sudden, Sarah Jane WoodfleH, aged forty-six. Holmes. — November 16th, at her residence, Ferry road, Agnes Holmes, sister of the late Captain Sproul of. Lyttelton. A short-ana painful illness* Age 63. Her end was peace. Eastwood—On November 17th, atChrlsfcchurch Hospital, Rebecca Jane, relict of the late William Henry Eastwood, aged sixty-five years. Atkinson—On November 18th, at Marchmont, near Rangiora, William Atkinson, aged seventy-two years. Raddon—On November 19th, at Bligh'e road, our little one, Ned, has gone home ; aged nine months nineteen days. Wilson—November 19th, at his residence, Belfast, William Wilson, aged seventy* five. Milne—On the 19th November, at Lyttel* ton, Christina, daughter of Atexandeß and Sarah Milne, aged four years and two months. Kavanagh—On November 19th, at her residence, 16 Durham street, Christchurch, Catherine Kavanagh, aged sixty years. Klingenstein—VictoriaLouie Katherine,. youngest and dearly beloved daughter of Christian* and Sarah Ann KEngcnstein, after a short illness; agedl year and 8 months. SiMMS-On the steamer Fijian, between - Brisbane and Newcastle, Theresa Frances, second daughter of William: Henry and Frances Simms, agedtwentytwo years. Procter.—November 22nd, at his grandmother's, Office road, Merivale, Charles Henry, beloved eon of John and Annie Procter, age one year and six months. Graham—On November 23rd, 1888, at Betshanger, Mary Ann, the beloved wife of David Graham, aged Oβ years. Graham.—At Betshanger, Rangiora, on November 23rd, 1888, Mary Ann, the beloved wife of David Graham, aged 60 years. Hobbs.—November 24th, at the*residence of her mother. Walker street, Christchttrch, Alice Charlotte, second daughter of the late Joseph Hobbs, of Lytteltaa,-aged 23 years. Auckland papers please copy. Caldwell. —At the residence of her son' in-law, Mr A. Hunter Cast, Jean Caldwell, relict of the late David Caldwell, of Ayrshire, Scotland, aged.Bo years.