DEATHS.

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 269, 7 August 1920, Page 1

DEATHS.

BACKSTROM.-On August 3, 1920, at Wellington, Captain Charles Fredrick Backstrom, late'of. Wal]aceville; in hia7sth year. ■ , ■;_, : '~'. BLUNDELL-On Sunday, August 1, is2o,' Kathleen, the beloved wife of John Blundellj-in' her 74th year.;■'-.■•-' ; ;>'.',- BUCKLEY:-On July 29, 1920, Baiter, . dearly beloved husband of; Emma Buckloy. •• . • DAYSH.-On August 5, 1920, ,at Bowen Street Hospital, Mary Ada, beloved wife of Henry' Da.ysh, Martiriborough. ■ Funeral, leaves Morris's 'Mortuary Chapel, Taranaki Street, on-Saturday at 1.30 p.m. for Sydney St: Cemetery. DORTZAS (Brown).-On August 1, 1920, at the Wellington Hospital, Mitchell Dorizas (Brown), of Fisherman's Point, ' L.vall Bay; aged 67 years, DOUGLASS.-At Kapbnga, on July 28, 1920, Ethelwyn Deane, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Deane Douglass, of Mangatoki." DRYDEN.-On August 1, 1920, at his residence,,. Te Ngahere, - Crescent Road, Khandallah, Alfred Ponsford Dryden, dearly-beloved husband of Annie Cryden, arid lately Chief Postmaster at Wellington; aged 58 years.; INGLE.—At 10 Cleveland Road. Parne.'J, Auckland, July 31, 1920, Nurse (Beck) Ingle, dearly-beloved sister,of Mrs. E. W. Oldman, Auckland, and Bob and Charlie Ingle, Aorongi, Feilding. PEARCE.-On July 31, 1920, at 35 Hobson Street, Wellington, Mina, the wife' of Charles Pearce BEID.-On August .5, 1920, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Nqrman Mitchell. Martha, widow of the late George Reid, of Napier; aged 68 years. RYAN.—On August 2, at Tawa Flat, Martha, the beloved wife of Denis Ryan; aged 78 years. R.I.P; SPILMAN.-On August 2, 1920, at her ■ late residence, Aglionby Street, lower Hutt, Ann, widow of the late Daniel Spilnian. Esq., M.R.C.8.5.L., after a long illness, in her 75th year. TOBIN.-At Trentham Military Hospital, dearly-beloved son of Dennis and Helena Marion Tobin, of 274 Taranaki Street, Wellington. VERRY.-On'July 25, at her residence, Komni, Martha, relict of late George Ve.rry; aged 73 years. ZIMAN.-On July 30, 1920, at Hokitika,