DEATHS.
BAKER.—On tho 23rd July, 1923, at his residence, 13 Glcnelg street, Roslyn, ’William Stephen, beloved husband of Barbara Grahame: in his 85th year. BUTLER,—On July 22, 1323, at Dunedin, Michael, rusband of tho late Mary Butler, lato of Grove street, Musselburgh; aged 84 years. R.l.P.—Requiem Mass To-morrow, the 24th inst., at 7 a.m., at tho South Dunedin Basilica.—Tho Funeral will leave tho South Dunedin Basilica , To-morrow (Tuesday), the 24th inst., at 2 p.m., for tho Southern Catholic Cemetery. —Hugh Gourley. Ltd., undertakers. FLETCHER.—On July 20, at Lyttelton, Elspoth, widow of James Fletcher, lato of Maori Hill, Dunedin; in her 86lh year. — Funeral leaves railway station To-morrow (Tuesday), at 10 a.m. LOVE.—On July 22nd (suddenly), at tho Dunedin Hospital, Alexander Yeoman, beloved only son of Alexander and Helen Love; aged 6 years. “Safe in tho arms of Jesus.” Private interment. —W. 11. Cole, undertaker.
MACKENZIE.—On July 22, at her residence, 86 Betting street, North-east Valley, Fanny, the beloved wife of the late John Mackenzie: in her 73rd year. “At rest.” MULLER.—On the 21st July, 1923, at her mother’s residence, No, 11 Garfield avenue, Koslyn, Bertha, dearly loved youngest daughter of Adelaide and the late , John Muller. Deeply mourned.—Privately interred 2 p.m. This Day (Monday).—Hugh Gourley, Ltd., undertakers. RUSH.—On July 22, 1923, at her residence, Forfar street, Mosgiel, Margaret Jane, relict of Daniel Rush, late of Clarksville; in her 70th year. Deeply regretted. Private internaent at Fairfax Cemetery.—■ [Robert Campbell and Sons, undertakers, Mosgiel. SHACKLOCK.—On tho 23rd July, 1923, at bis residence, 70 Melville street, Dunedin, Henry Ely, dearly beloved husband of Sophie Shacklock". Private interment. —John Gillies, undertaker.
SHAW.—On July 22, 1823, at her residence, “Pleasant View,” Berwick, Jessie Helen Smith, beloved wife of Samuel Shaw; in her 54th year. Deeply mourned. SMALL.—On the 21st July, 1923, at Dunedin, Elizabeth, widow of James Small, of 146 Albany street; aged 83 years. “At rest.”—(The Funeral will leave our promises, 7 Clarke street, To-morrow (Tuesday), 24th inst., at 10 a.m., for the Anderson’s Bay Cemetery.—Hugh Gourley, Ltd., undertakers.
STOREY.—On July 22nd. 1923, at her residence, Evansdalo, Mary M'Gregor, widow of James Storey aged BO years. “At rest.”— Friends are invited to attend the Funeral, •which will leave her late residence on 'Wednesday, the 25th lust., at 1.30 p.m., for the IWaitati Cemetery.—lt. M‘Loan and Son, undertakers.
TKNNENT—On July 22, at Dunedin, Annie, the beloved wife of Daniel Tcnnont, of Harrow street; in her 44th R.I.P. Private interment. —Hope and Kinaston, undertakers. TBAYNOR.—At Invercargill, on Thursday, 19th July, 1923, Emma Jane, beloved wife of the late A. J. Traynor. and eldest daughter of Mre and the late 3. Higgs, of Castio street, Dunedin, and sister of Mrs Rogers, Richardson street, Dunedin. WALKER. —On July 21, 1923, at his dence, 8 Cakler street, St. Hilda. Dunedin, Thomas, dearly beloved husband of Mary Ann Walker, and father of Thomas Walker, jun.; aged 61 years. Deeply mourned.— Privately interred this day at Anderson’s Bay. Glasgow papers please copy.—'W. H. Cole, undertaker.
WILLIAMS,—On July 22, 1923, at her residence, 191 Carroll street, Lillian Ernestine Ethel (nee Hill), dearly beloved wife of Stuart Wiliams; aged 25 years. "A patient ■ufferor gone to rest.” Interment at Cufistchurch.—K. M'Lcan and Son, undertakers. WILLIAMSON.—On July 21, at Dunedin, Henry, tho ' beloved husband of the late Sarah uaue Williamson, father of Mrs Hugh Broeldo and Mrs James Walker; in his 76th year. “At rest.” Private interment.—Hope ond Kiuaeton, undertakers.
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Evening Star, Issue 18334, 23 July 1923, Page 6
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