DEATHS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIX, Issue 9943, 24 January 1893, Page 3

DEATHS.

Archbold.— Jan. 2, at her son's residence. No. 97, Perry road, Harriet, widow of the late Thomas Archbold, caseworker; aged seventy-six years. Atkinson.— Jan. 12, 1893, at Purple HIU, Oust, Margaret Jane, the beloved wife of William Atkinson : aged 60, Asleep in JesusBrady.—Jan i 5, 1893, at Sonthbridga, Jamas Edward, the beloved husband of Elizabeth Jane Hrady. after a long and painful illness; aged ’BB, Deeply regretted. Buchanan.— At 125, King street, Sydenham, Jessie, the beloved wife of John BnoHanan, after a long and painful illness, borne with Christian patience. Her end was peac*. Bdceham.— Deo, 28, atEangiora, George Buokham,

aged Sit Bull.— Deo. 26, at Selwyn street, Addington, infant child of Albert and Sophia Bull; age (

months. Cos.—Jan. 12, at Brucecoe, Irwell, John Coe, in hia sixty-second year. Dowling.— Deo, 27, at Tanored street, Ashburton, after a brief illnese, Katherine, wife of Thomas Dowling, Eakaia; aged thicty-three years. Native of County Tyrone, Ireland. Home papers please copy. • Duncan.— Jan. 4, at Sumner, Maggie Longmnir, second and dearly beloved daughter of John and iv! aggie Duooan j aged three years. Durant.— Jan. 4. at Leeaton, Margaret Amy, eldest daughter of Thomas Durant, in her thirtieth year. Elliott.— Jan. 6. at his eon's residence, Carlton

Dispensary, James Elliott: aged eighty-eight, Finch.— Jan. 11, 1893, af the Cave Hotel, neat Tima.ru, Clara, beloved wife of George Finch; aged 48 years. Suddenly. Goodwin.— Jan. 14, at 81. South belt, Eobino, the beloved wife of Bobert S. Goodwin; aged twenty-eight years. Gray.— Jan. 13, at the residence of his father-in-law, Hals well, John 'I ippet, Thomas Vassie Gray, the beloved husband of Mary Maria, formerly Of Glasgow, late of Hawke's Bay ; aged twentynine. Deeply regretted. Home and Hawks’s Bay papers please copy. Greener —Jan. 8, at 21, Hereford street, Christ church, Elizabeth Osborne, widow of Joseph Henry Greener, late of Birmingham, EnglandHammer.— Deo. 24, at Auckland, Humphrey Hanmer, of Sumner: aged sixty-five years. Hiddlebtone.— Deo. 27, at 218, Gloucester street. John Hidulsstone; aged sixty years. Died suddenly, Johnstone,— Deo. 26, at the Wellington Hospital, the result of an accident, Thomas, second eon of the late James Johnstone, Builder, Christchurch; aged fifty-one, Kekhinoion.— Deo, 12, at Willowhy, Bobert Edward Joy, the youngest and dearly loved son of William and Mary Jane Eenulngtoa; aged eleven years and ten months. Safe in the arms of Jeans.

King.— Jan. 10, at Kaikoura, Edward Herbert, the beloved husband of H. King, in his flf ty.eighth

year. Lehmann.— Jen. 2, at Oxford rood, Eangiora, Catharine, wife of John Lehmann; aged fifty-

nine years. Livingstone.— Jan. 8, at his residence. Summerhill, suddenly, Hugh, the beloved husband of Mai y Anne Livingstone; aged 57 years. Deeply regretted. Macphebbon.—Deo. 26, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs W. K, Macdonald, Christchurch, Ann Helen, widow of the late Captain Maophereon, Strathnocn. Geraldine; in her eighty-sixth year. ■ Mehutens,— Jaa. 14, at Camside, Bangion, Leonhard Frederick, youngest son of Dieorioh and Caroline Mohrcons ; aged eleven months. Miles. —Deo. 24, at her residence, fcpringatdn, Elizabeth Ellen, widow of the late "William Miles, of Springsfcon, in her eightieth year. Moese.—Jan. 6, at Ho. 47, Harper street, Sydenham, Samuel, the dearly beloved husband of. Lucy Morse and second sou of George and Anna, Morse; aged twenty-four years. Deeply te«' gretced. Phillips.— Nov. 13, 1892, at bis residence, 19, Norfolk road, London, N.W., James Phillips.i the beloved lather of Mrs William Hopkins, of". "Woolston, !

Potts.—Jau. 15, at Baumai, Eanpitikei, Jack 1 GWynne Potts; aged two years and four months. ■ Eeetb.—On Jan. 2, at bt Asaph street east, Linwood, Frank Beeve. of tbe firm of Walker, Beeve end Co.; aged thirty-one years. Egberts.—Jan. 14, at the Christchurch Hospital. Thomas Charles Roberts, late of Leeston ; aged twenty-two years. Savage.—Jon. 7. at Osborne Villa, Queen street," Hydenham, Abeduego, the beloved husband of Mary Ann Savage, after a long and painful illness; deeply regrettod, Australian and Home papers please copy. Sinclair,—Oct. 16, at her residence. Makaweli Kauai, Hawaiian Islands. Elizabeth Maoßutoheson. widow of the late Francis Sinclair, formerly/ of Oraigforth, Pigeon Bay, Hew Zealand; in her ninety-third year, Stapleton.—Deo. 30, at Dunsandel, George Stnpleton, after a short and painful illness; aged thirty-seven years. Home papers please copy. Stbph *nson.—Jan. 2, at the Bealey, suddenly, Harriet Sarah, the beloved - wife of W. -H. Stephenson, and second daughter of H. Clare, of the Telegraph Department, Christchurch i aged twenty-two. Vickers. Deo. 26, James Vickers, farmer, Sutherlands, late of Eiocarton; eged sixty three. , . "Ward.—Jau. 20, at 3, Clothier street,' Linwood, George Beecher Stabbing, the only beloved son of George and Lily "Ward; aged nine weeks, • Watkins.—Deo. 26, at Bsngiora, Robert Watkins; aged sixty-four. Best, dear father, thy task is o'er. "I hy loving bonds shall toil no mors, ’ ( Ton cannot hear our voices say j How mnch we miss you night and day. ■—lnserted hy his loving daughter, S.G,

Watt.-Deo. 18,1892, at his residence, 261, Armagh street west, Christchurch, J. M. Watt, aged fifty-four. Deeply regretted. Webster.— Jan, 18, at St Andrew's Manse, Christoburoh, Elizabeth Simpson, widow of the late George Webster, Pamaurefleld, Dundee, Scotland; aged seventy-three. Weir.—Jau, 2, at her residence, Heathoote Valley, suddenly, Elizabeth, the dearly beloved wife of Thomas W o ir; aged fifty-two. Whittington.— Deo. 29, at his Ir.ta residence) Ensor's rood, North Opawa, James Whittington, in his eighty-first year. His end was peace.