DEATHS.

Evening Star, Issue 16661, 18 February 1918, Page 4

DEATHS.

M'FARLANE.—On February 17, at Dunedin, Grace Johnston, widow of Duncan MFarlane; in her eighty-fifth year. "At rest.' Private interment.—Hope and Kinaston, undertakers. HTJTOHINGS.—On February 17, at Dunedin, Ed-th, the beloved wife of Sergeantmajor Farrier William Ernest Hutching, on activw service; in her thirty-fifth vear. Deeply mourned. \Private interment from !No 11 Leith street.—Hope- aud Kinaston, tmdertakejs. BEDFORD.—On February 17, ah Whangarci (accidentally drowned), Harry Dod"shun Bedford, dearly beloved husband of Ella Bedford; in his fortieth year. No flowers. SMYTHE.-On February 17, 1918, at his residence, 41 Oxford street, South Dunedin, James, dearly beloved husband of Anne Maria Stnytho; aged 76 years. "At rest." Private interment. Flowers respectfully dev&Z&\?r - AtchlT and Co -> undertakers. BOREHAM.—On February 17th, 1918, at Oamaru (suddenly), Ida, dearly beloved wife or James A. Boreham, Haciaggan street Dunedin. Deeply regretted. - ' BUNTING.—On February 16, at the residence of hia brother (Robert), Evans Flat, George William, the beloved youngest son 5* th ?,.,f te Geor ? e and Jessie Bunting, of DOUGHERTY.—On February 18th, 1918 at her residence, 21 Bradshaw street, South' Dunedin, Anne Brady, relict of Daniel Dougherty, native of Belturbet, County