DEATHS.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXXII, Issue 5288, 23 September 1876, Page 3

DEATHS.

Brl\k\rd— On September 0, at his late residence, Summer street, William BruDkird, SUff-Sergeant t j the Rojal Artillerj, and Store Conductor ; aged 40 \eais. B*lmi\ms— On August 26, at Symon is street, Lieut nani -Colonel llenry Colin Balneavte , N Z. Militia, bhei iff of Auckland, Consular Agent for Italy, late c ipt im in H.M. 58th Regiment, eldest aon of the Litj Lieutcnant-Gcneral Henry Balnea/is, C.M.G. and K H., Colonel of 05th Kegiment ; aged 58 years. Brikn— On August 19, at Henderson's Mill, Jesaie Miu-I, infant of Martin O'Brien; Aged 7 months. Collins— On September 9, at her residence, the Tuakau Hotel, Tuakau, Mary Ann, the beloved wifo of John Collins ; aged 40 years. Dkoi iv— On August 20, at Shortland, Thames, Mr. Antinc Drouin, late of T»pu ; aged 33 year*. D\riuch— On September 11, at Rosebmk, Mahuntngi, tiie lesidenue of her family, Elizabeth, the beloved v itu of John Darrach.and third daughter of the late J unes Semplc, sen.. Esq., of Nev ulasgow, Prince Edi\ ird Island, B.N. America; in the 50th year of FoiiD-bil July 19, at Russell. Bay of Islands, Samuel Ha\ ward Ford, M.R C.S., in his 65th year ; of congestion of the lungs. — Home New* and Watchman p'eise copy. Gi Buns— On August 26, at Innisf&llen, Ohaupo, Fun us Roche dubbins. Esq., late Captain 2nd Queen's ; in his 37th year. If \\ vs -On August 27, at Abercrotnble-itreet, Joseph, inf uit son of Chvrles Hayes ; aged 10 *33ks. • • How \kd— On September 10, at Ptnrraby. Gertrude Annid, infant daughter of William and Sarah Jane Ho" ard .I«ksov-On September S, Sophia Byford Jackson, tin' lul»\ed mother of Mr. Thomas Jackson, Bailliestre- t, Shortland, Thames ; ajjel 05 years. Lviuik— On September IS, at Woymouth, Karaka. John Lamie, after a long and painful illness ; aged 02 j e « h.— S\ dney papers please copy. Lylb On September 8th, at Domain View Terrace, rurnoll, Robert Lyle, Esq., aged 74 yean; late Chiet Clerk in the Crown Lands Office.— Home and Sidney papers please copy. M wiRiNBit— On August 24, lit Mangawbare, Northern Waima, Matthew Leslie, youngest son of Fred, and b ir ih M irri-ier ; a-jel 1 year and 1 weak. Pi-th son--- On September?, at Upper Albert-street, Th imei, the beloved wife of Mr. Lewis Peterson ; I>Kcotk-On seotemberl9, at Seafield View, Jessie, infant daughter of Mr. Thomas Peacock ; aged 3J Pfi"'!"-O'ii September 20, at the Prorincial Hospital, Mi •. Marj PeiTy, wife of Mr. James Ptrry, of Mahui in i lite of Glasgow ■ Scotland, sincerely regretted ; •x . l >\ j>} ears.— Gla-gow and Gisborue papers please ijiNrii -On September 12, at his parents' residence, Queen street Junction, John William, eldest son of John B ib-rt Sinol. of Jersey ; aged 23. StorTFit-On the 7th instant, at the ProTincial II. .spit il, Auckland, Edward H. Scotter; aged 63 \ eai i — Thnmos papers plense copy. Shuv -Oi Julv 15, at Philidelphia, U.S., William , formerly newspaper proprietor at Inveicar■r 1 , Uok.tiUi, Picton Thames, and Auckland. \ u \ m ■, -On August 30, at his residence, Hamilton list, Mi. Groves Vowles ; aged 49. \\\hi vts— On September 11, at Otahuhu, Mr. James Will ice. sen ; a.'?d 58 WvrMvs— On Au«"mt 29, at v 'ackaytown, Ohinemun, a. ci-i.-nt.illv killed by n falling tree, John Watson, n it,\ c of Dromore, Count\ Down, Ireland ; aged 3« Wvut.i ii— On August 30, Jane, relict of the late Jamts Waller ; aged 73. . „ , . W..iirinsGTON— On September 14, at Hnbson-s reet, Artimr Christian, the youngest son of Mr. Henry Worth ngton, school-master ; aged 8 months. WooLHRLif-On August 27, at Greenbank, Epiom^ Ellen the beloved wife of Samuel |Woolfleld ; aspd 81 yean.