DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 355, 31 December 1864, Page 9

DEATHS.

lurnV—On Fridav. December 23rtl at Auckland, alter a km-illness, Mary,the beloved wife of William Bacon, age —On tiie niirht of the SOtli September, during the IAI.I C'untain '•'.<hv-.nl liollil, of the brig' Ensign, aged 3i> veiri brotljer-iii-1.-i-. of Mr. J.N. Brunker, of East MaitHnd ' He "as uii.vcrsally respected, and a numerous circle of relatives and friends deeply regret tlieir loss. H£s vessel it is supposed foundered at sea, and all hands wcr© DRV RT.—At Dunedin. Otaao, on the !sth December, after a short and painful illness. Klchard Drury i-sq., aged 64, late of this city. (Sydney, Melbourne, lasmaman and Shrewsbury papers please copy.) _ . . GILKISItT. —On the itJtU instant, Mr. James Gilberts Aged KlVlK.—On the Ifitli instant, aced 7 months,. Violei, infant dauL-literof.Mi-.Thos. Kirk. Karangahape Koad, KIRK—On 25th December, aged 7 months. Hewitt Watson, Kirk, infant sou of Mr. Thomas Kirk, Ivarangabape Itoaa Newton. _ . , MITCHELL.—On December 20th, Thomas Alhur, son of Mr. "William Mitchell, ageil 22 months. MKABS.-On December 20tli. at Ins residence, Crum Cottage Mount Eden, Abraham Hears, Esq., aged -12 years. After a short and painful illness, deeply regretted by Ills bereaved wife and "family, also by a wide circlc 01 relati\es and PltllliNG.—At Hawick, on the Gth December, Capt. Oswald Pilling, Ute 70th regiment. v KIi.NJsIIAYV —On December 7th, in Cook-street, Kizaueth, the wife oi x Jama Kcnshaw* late of Sheffield, age 31 yearaSHEPHERD.—AIfred John, infant son of Mr. J. shepherd, , Shortlaud-street, aged -1 months. f WILLIAMS —Oil Sunday, the *Jsth inat-, in tho 2oth.year ( pf Jane* yt!s6 cf Ms. John 5/ r?gd-frtrsel