DEATHS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 45, 21 August 1913, Page 1

DEATHS.

NEEDHAM.— On the 20th August, 1013, at tbe residence Of his parents, Standen-street, Karori, Robert Henry George, dearly beloved son of Arthur Samuel and Hannah Murla Needham ; aged 0 months.

MeIAfIGHLIN.-'ln loving memory of Francis Harfy (little Frankie), dearly beloved and only child of Francis and Annie Mclaughlin, who died on the 21st Ailgust, 1904. Sweet, gentle child) he has taken flight, And left this world of cafe; On angel's wings he has soared away To dwell in the regions fair. fie was the sunshine of our home. Now all seems dark and drear ; Vet in the silence of their gloom, They feel his presence near. Inserted by his sorrowing parents. McLAt'GUtIN.Oh, why was he taken, so young and so fair, When the earth held so many it better could spare 7 But hard -was the blow that compelled us to part With a cousin so near and so dear to my heart. Inserted by his cousin Jimmie. MctAOdfflWN.— ln loving memory of our little grandson, Francis Henry Richard, who fell asleep on the 21st August, 1904. Peace, perfect peace. Inserted by It. and E. Mclaughlin. WlLaON.—Sacrcd to the memory of Mr. C. A. Wilson, late beloved Evangelist, Church of Christ, Wellington South, who died on the 21st August, 1910. Say not of such as he "felw end is come," But say, "God's conquering » hero goeth home." Inserted by M.A.W.

KENT-TERRACE PRESBYTERIAN. The annual meeting of the Kent-terrace Presbyterian Church was held last evening, the Rev. 3, Kennedy Elliott presiding. The report and balance-sheet, a summary of which has already been published, were adopted. The total income for the year was £1008 I3e 3d. Mention was made that £44 0s 7d had been subscribed for the orphanage, and that the yearly thank offering had amounted to £63 16s lOd. Mr. M. Eraser drew attention to the excellent plan of the envelope system of giving, and Mr. Horlor gave an account of what was being done to reach non-churchgoeTß in the neighbourhood. The Rev. J. K. Elliott thanked the congregation for ite support, and expressed bie gratification at 1 the progress which the Church was making. A scheme for the extension of the Church property was adopted, on the motion of Mr. C. S. FalconeT, seconded by Dr. J. S. Elliott. ST. JAMES'S PRESBYTERIAN. The annual meeting of the above church was held in St. James's Hall last evening. The Rev. W. Shirer presided over a Urge attendance. The report, a summary of which has already appeared in The Post, was adopted. The meeting was addressed by Messrs. Grant, Brooker, Johnstone, Peterson, Richmond, M'Lay, and Potter. A motion, moved by Mr. Allender, expressing appreciation of the work done by the Rev. Mr. Shirer and his wife, was carried unanimously. The minister, in reply, thanked those helpers who had so willingly assisted him. A new organ, besides other improvements, is to be provided for the Young Men's Bible Class. Her Excellency Lady Liverpool has consented to open the annual sale Of work to be held by the ladies' sewing bee in September.