DEATHS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXVI, Issue 9488, 10 August 1891, Page 3

DEATHS.

i Anderson.—July 13, at Perry road, Linwood, j Lydia iilizaboth, the beloved wife of William j Andoraou; tiged sixty-four years, i Backhouse.—Jifiy Hi, Ann Dackhoa-o. relict of j tho laic T, Eack!iou-je, of Kxiapoi; aged sixty-one I yours.

Bailey.— July ] 7, atthc residence of his uncle, at Kiiapoi, Leonard Prank Ikiioy, son of Prank t adoy, Templeton ; aged fifteen mouths. Bi-HKEIT.—JuIy 20, at Heathcote Yalioy Hotel. I'jtry Anne P.uhiua, the dearly beloved daughter of Junes and Sabina Bennett; aged eight mouths. Deeply regretted. H.I.P. Beowhlee.—May 2?, at 40, Bnrnbank Gardens, Glasgow, Chris ina Wilson, r.ife of William Btotvnko. of Ha vole eh, Marlborough. Canpreij,.— July 27, at tho residence of Mr J. Roberts, Lyttelton. David Campbell, late of R’geou l)ay { aged fi'ty-cisfi t years. Ci.isr.—July 18 nr, r.onii road, K ikpni, after a 1 nig illness, Go irgo Clist, late cf Ohokn, in his tbiriy-sightb year. CuaTi:;.— July 14, at Harman street, Addington, Annie, tho beloved daughter of Daniel and Mary Cii'-tia; aged seventeen years and seven months. R.I.P.

iicCLrs.—Aucuot 3, at Hussingtree Cashel street, Samuel EcCWs, tailor; ngad ElaaEisoiox,—August 4, at uiver road. Op™** Kilby May Ste Wart, dearly beloved daughter ci H. A, and (J, V. Ethorington; three yea.s and three DgqtJ/ Fablanil—July 17, at tho YcfildeflCsJ ot ber Ron- - law, Mr Taomns Alldri, Mary, relict ttJ ? Mr James Farland, of Beatheoto Valley ; 11 “ seventy-fourth year, Safe i» the arms of n e*u. ■ Fisher.— July 20, at Cotswcld Honda.. Liocolu road, Christchurch, Sarah, widow of - cv | Thomas Richard Fisher; aged seventy-sigh" t Fbi-.dlaedbk.— Juiy 28, at her residence. Ash- jj burton, Mrs Harry Friodlindor, aged thirty- f eight yearn. , Greek.- Ji ly 13, at tbe residence of Mr John Hailey. Woodead, George Frederick Green; RS ecl flitv-nine years. Guinness. July IS, at Wellington, Frank Guinness, Esq., J.P.. Bon of tho lato Kcv Mosul Guinness, I)„D., rector of St Werburgh's, and Chancellor of et Patrick’s Cathedra), Dublin, in the "2nd year of his age. Hauwoou,—July 21, at his late residence, Prcbbleton. after a long and painful illness, Samuel Harwood; aged Bixty-seven years. Deeply regretted. Hassal.— July 18, at Opawe, Horatio Ka r old J lassal, second son of Thomas Mabcrlay and

Emma Hassal ; in bis twenty-sixth year. Hwjisted.—August 5, at his late residence, Papanui, William Kighsted, in his forty-C'st year. Ashburton and. Timaru papers please copy. Hooper.— August 7, at Burke street, Addington, James, the beloved husband of Eliza Hooper, after a long illness, in hia sixtieth year His cud was pcao . XkwoOd. —July 22, at Burwood, New Brighton, Frances, widow of the late Henry Inwood; in hia seventy-third year. Homo papers please copy. Keriusow.—July 23, nt South Belt, George Kerris an; aged eighty-two \ oars. Lambert.— July 2S, at St Albans. Eliza, wife of James Lambert: aged fifty-six years. A long and patient sufferer called home. Wellington papers please copy. Lawson.— July 12, at Parish street, Ashbourne, Hannah Lawson, dearly beloved wife of Charles Lawson; aged 38 years. Maurice.— August 4, nt SS, Hereford street, Linwood. Gertrude, tho haloved wife of Frank A. Maurice. Deeply recratted. Mills.— June 17, nt Edinburgh, Thomas Mills, gun and rifle maker, oldest son of the late William Mills, of Waltham, and brother of Mrs George Biasot, of Ashburton, Few Zealand; aged forty-two years. Mouldet. —August 2. Martha, tho beloved wife of M. Mouldey, Doyleston, in her thirty-ninth year. Deeply regretted. Paddy. —Augusta, at bio late residence, 31, Montreal street south, William Paddy, aged sixty-, two years, eldest brother of Mrs Woodard, Ferry road; deeply regretted. Homo papers please copy. Powell. —Auvust 7. at Papanui road, Gladys, ino dearly-bsloved daughter of Stephen and Emma Powell, aged two aud a half years. Babkin.— July 30, at Sussex House, The Port, Kelson, Charles Hnnkin, late of Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland; aged thirty-ono years. Eidcey. Angust e, at Soutbbrook. Hannah, beloved wife of Lawson Bidley; aged fifty-two years. Eonai.dson.— August 1, at Hororatn, Catharine Miln, wife of Eev James Donaldson, lato of Whitburn, Scotland. Ecauvbll,— August 6, at Hew Brighton, Henry Davison Scarvell, younger son of Henry Kamaay Scarvell; aged thirty. Sheppard.— July 11, at Caahel street, Alice Susanna Lilly, third daughter of H. Geo. and Alice M. C. Sheppard; aged ffvo monta. Deeply regretted. Smith. —At Cliff street, Timaru. Evelyn Smith, sixth daughter of Thoman and Ellen timith, lata of Cam Mill, Kaugiora; aged twelve years. Soutsr. — On July 16, at Fendalton, JohniSoutor; aged ninety years, Steel.— July 26, at her residence, Barbour street, Ferry road, alter a long and painful illness, Jane, widow of the lato Hodgson Steel, and mother of Mrs Wir. Smithson, High street; agedsovoatysevan .vei.rs. Deeply regretted. Eyue,— July 15, at his residence, St Asaph etroet west, John, tee dearly bel wed son of Jamos and Agnes fSymo; aged ffvo years and three months. Deeply regretted. Thomas.— August 3, at his sister’s residence, 22, St Asaph street, Linwood. Mark Thomas, the beloved husband of f a:ah Thomas, of Leithflsld, in his thirty-sixth year. So loved so mourned.

Ware.— July 22, at Okain’s Bay. Thomas Ware, soar., after a long and painful illness ; aged seventy years. Deeply regretted. byduey and Melbourne papers please copy, Williams.— Angust 2, at College lodge, Ml, Mont re d street, Christchurch, Francis Forteacne Williams, tho leloyed husband o! Idly liiizab ith Williams, in his seventy-eighth year; So loved, so mourned. Wilson,— At his mother’s residence, 37, Colombo street, William Kobiaaou (SViliie), youngest son cf tbe late Alexander Wilson; aged thirty-one years. White. —July 11, at Linwood. Lizzie, beloved wife of William White; aged 54 years.