DEATHS.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9126, 10 June 1895, Page 3

DEATHS.

ALEXANDER—On May 15th, 1395, at St. Albans lane (suddenly), James Alexander, aj;e<l 73. EOWBVnS—On May 22nd, at -St. Albaiis, after a long: and painful illness, Robert Edward, second sod of Koberi and Hannah Bowbyes, 25 rears. So loved, so missed. EEAVEN"—On 27th May, .-.t Bay Villa, Tliomas Beaven, a;ed 55 year*. COSVPER May 30tb, lojs, at his residence. Holly road, St. Albaus, Henry Cowper (eldest son of the late John Ccr*-per), after a short illness. In his 45th year. Herefordshire papers please copy. CLARK—On June sth, ai his residence, 34 Gloucester street, Limvood, George Clark, late of Bradford, Yorfcs, ajred 65. CAVEUHILL—On 7th June, at Greytown North, Mary Adeline, *ife of Charles Robert Caverhill, a.'fd 2J. CKOSS—On May 21st, at the residence of his parents. 10 Peterborough street, after long , illnesa, Henrj , Cross, >r.A., eldest beloved son of Frederick and KiizalKith Cross ; aged 32 years. FA KM Ell—On April 27Ui, 1895, Alexander Frederic Farmer, of Brown Hills, St. Andrews, Fife, eldest son of Janiea Farmer, of 6 Porchester Gate, Jx>in!on. FOSTEU-On June sth, at her readence, George street. New Brighton, the beloved wife of Charles Footer, 36 years. FISH—On .May 12th, at hie residence, Geraldine, Dγ Fish, acted sixty-four. GODFREY—May 21st, at her parents' residence, l'ahiatua, Wellington, after a loni; and painful illness, Ellen (Nellie), dearly beloved daugnter of of Henry and Ann Godfrey, aged 24 years. Home papers pleas* copy.

GUNN—On May 23th, at Hawksview, Racecourse Hill, John Gunn, late of Strathmore, Caithnessshire, Scotland, aged 86. "Northern Ensign" please copy. HEAN—May 29th, 1895, at his residence, 53 Ward street. Addington, John Davis Uean. son of the late Captain Robert Hean, and grandson of the late Captain John Davis, both of Plymouth, England, after a lone and painful illness, in his sirtv-first year. Plymouth papers please copy. lIICHENS—On May 18th, Georgina (Joey), the beloved daughter of Richard and Ellen Uichens, 9 Alcester street, Christchurch. in her twenty-first year, after a short and painful illness. HADFIELD—On May 28th, at the residence of her daughter. Mrs It. Wright. Durham street, Sydenham, Hannah Hadfield. after a short and painful illness, aged 73 years. (At res;). KING—On May 14th, at Christchurch (suddenly), John King, of Seiwyn sln.-t.-t, AddingvOn, aged 72 year*. LUXTON-On May 20th. 1695, at Rangiora, Edward Wilfred, infant sro;i of George and Ellen Luxton ; aged 6 weeks. MACSEVENY-On 12th May, 1835, at Belfast. Kathleen Elizabeth, the beloved daughter of Itobert and Eli—ibeth MacSeveny, in her second \ ear. MUIUHEAD—On May 18th. IBSS, at his residence, Tempie.on. John Muirheatl. aged forty-nine years, only brother of Mrs Lill and Mrs .Sowden, of Dun-snndv-1. Deeply regretted. MURPHY—May' 2Sth. at 90 Madras street, Christ-i-hurcli, the beloved wife of R. Murphy. MARKS—On May 22nd, at his residence, 55 Hereford street E.. llvman .Marks, in his6lst year. MEIN"ERT_HACX—On May 20th, 1895 (by cable), Fredrii; Huth Meinertzhagn, of Waunarama, Hawke's Bay. PATERSON—On May 27th, 1895, at the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr J. Wright, White's Bridge, John, the beloved husband of S. E. Paterson. and eldest son of Mr Win. Paterson, Mansfield House, Akaroa, aged 34 years. POHL—On June 3rd, at Mason's Flat, after a lone illness, Francis Pohl, late of Bohemia, Austria, aged fiftv-flve years PEAT—June 6th, at Christchurch Hospital, "j_or_as Peat, aged 49 years, ROBINSON—On"IBth inst., at his late residence, Avonglade, Avonside, Thomas Robinson, aged seventy-seven. RICHARDS—At New Brighton North, John Richards in his flftv-first year. Deeply regretted. ROUNTREE—On' May 29th, at 46 Colombo street, Sydenham, Edith Marion, beloved and only daughter of Ralph and M. A. Rountree, aged sixteen years. It is well with the child. THWAITES—On June 3rd, at his residence, Hororata Downs, James Thwaites, farmer, a O - ed sixty-two years. TURNER—On May 23rd, at her residence, No. 2 Durham street south, after a short and painful illness, Susan, the beloved wife of „. H. Turner, in her fifty-first year. TUNMER—May 26th. 1895, at his residence, 187 North town belt, John Tunmer, in the seventyseventh year of his age. THOMPSON—On May 20th, at Lyttelton, John Thompson, Past Grand Senior Deacon of Masonic Grand Lodge of New Zealand, Past District Chief Ranker A.0.F., and ex-Mayor of Lyttelton; aged 62 vear3. TRAIL—At Leithfield, Anjjus Alexander, infant son of William and Susie Trail. Aged eight days. WILSON—On May 16th, at Gloucester street, Hilarie Ethel Cracroft, daughter of A Cracroft Wilson, in her eighth year. WALKER—May 26th, at the residence of Mr W. Jardin, No. 33 Gloucester street, Linwood, Joseph Hartley, beloved husband of Jane Walker, aged seventy-nine years. Deeply regretted. WOOD—On 28th May, 1895, at 238 Manchester street North, Christchurch, Margaret, the beloved wife of Captain Richard Wood, late of Lyttelton, in her 62nd year. WATSON—At Island Farm, on May 26th, William Watson, after a short but severe illness, late of Tarlogie, Tain, Ross-shire, Scotland, in his 34th year. Deeply regretted. Home papers please copy. WHITE—On June 7th, at Opawa, A. J. White, aged fifty-eight. R.I.P.