DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4259, 8 July 1875, Page 6

DEATHS.

Asiier.— At his residence, Edwardes-street, on 17th June, Mr. J. il. Asher, aged 06. Aluridoe.—On June 17, 1675, at her parents' residence, Howe-street, after a painful illness, Helen Mary, the beloved daughter of Captain T. Aldridge, aged 15 ye*rs and 3 months. Bellers.—On the 2Sth June, 1575, at UamiltOß, New Zcalaud, Margaret, the dearly loved wifeofß.G. Hellers, Armed Constabulary, l*te Lieut. 11.. U. S2nd Regiment (l\\V. V.;, aged 24 years.—Home papers please copy. , Biggs.—On June 27, at her father's residence, I Synunds-street, in her sixteenth je.ir, Hannah, , second daughter of R. o'C. Bi«rgs. j Biggs—On July 0, a*, her father's residence,£Sy- > monds-itreet, in the third year of her age, Eva | Beatrice, youngest daughter ol R. O C. Biggs. Bree.—At Gladstone, on tl"-' lotli June, Ida BalI neavis, the infaut daughter t-f Al. II Bree. Esq. 1 Bruton.— On Sunday, Jurftj ST, Wm. 15rutoD, baker, Nelson-street. i Bl*rn.—On Monday, the 1-itli Juno, at Devonport, North shore, David Burn. [ CuiLMAS.—At i'uktk .he "\V« st. on June 11, James, > infant son of Air. John Chilinau. j —On .9th May, .»t IJold Rock Point, Bal- ; main, Sydney, Mr. Edwaid J. Clarke. J Clause. —On the 4th inat.nt, at Grafton Road, Auckland, of broochitis, Constance Blanche, infant ! daughter of Capt tin # \V. A. Clarke, aged four weeks. } Cooke.—On the sth instant, at Grafton Road, j Edward Frank, infant son of Mr. Henry Cooke, aged i nine months. Corea.—On July 2, Jose; h Corea, aged S3 years. CiHTis.—At hi* parents* rns.deucv, Taranakl, on 16th June, William Curti-, *ged i 3, l.»te of Auckland. Davies.—t'n June 15, at her father's residence, Victo r ia-street, Elizabeth, brlo-ed daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth 1-aviis, aged 20 years. Davie-*.—On the 20th June, at his residence, the Be.ich, Shortland, the Rev J.-hn Davies, pastor of the Baptist Church, Willoughby-atreet, ased 54 years. Donovan.—On June 10, tit Al!-ion College, Surrey Hills, Sydney, Mary Jane, eldest daughter of Patrick Donovan, aged 33 years. Griffiths. —At hi parents' residence, Dublinstreet. >'ewtuD, Henry George Griiliths, second son ol Alfred and Mary UriUiths, aged 22 years. Hunniseit.— On June 21.-t, i harles John, eldest aoc of Johu and M*ry Ann Gunnis tr, Dublin-street, tfewton, aced 15 years and 4 months. Jones.—On the 20th June, *t P- ns-.-nby, of diphtheritic sore throat, Charles, tlie infant son of George Jones, jun. Lelean.—At the Wesleyan Parsonage, St. TTiM*, Melbourne, on June 6, Rev. \Y. D. Lelean, Wesleyan Minister, son-in»law of Air. R. S. NVaterbouse, Hobari Town. Macready.—On the 20th June, at the Htar Hotel, Albert-street, Thomas Maeready, aged 4S year*. Maudes.—On June 22, at h>*r residence. Brown* street, Grahamstown, the beloved wife of Mr. Richard Madden, aged 2S years. Malone.—On July 2, at thc're*idence of her son-in-law, Mr. James lliggins, Mrs. D. Malone, aged 80 years. Martin.—At Willow Bank Farm, Ngaruawahia, Waikato, Elizabeth Margaret, second daughter ol John and Margaret Martiu, aged U days. Martin*.— On June 27th, at the iestden:e of hi* parent.*, St. Mary's Koad, De*!w. od, Timothy Bartlett, youngest son cf Mr. Thomas Martin, aged 18 years. McKay.—On June 12, Alexander McKay, aged -id years, late of H.M.'s sSth Regiment. NoLAy.-On Sunday, 13th June, at North Shcre, Mary, the beluve i wife of David Nolan. PuiLLiepa.—On June 18, at th* residence of Mr, Thomas Crago, Newton Road, WiiiKrn Henry, eldest son of Joai&s PhilJipps, Bodvvin, Cornwall, aged 22 years. Prince.—At Remuera, on June 10, in her 64th year, Emma, the beloved wife of Samuel Prince, late of Oxford, England. Pr.uUDE.-On Friday, the 2nd July, »t Razorback, Mary, second daughter of R. .Proude, Esq., of diptheria. + Reed.—On the 14th June, at St. Georg-'s Bay, oI bronchitis, Norman George, infant son of Mr. G. Mi. Reed, aged ten month-*. Sattleday.—On June 14, at Pacmure, William John second sou of Richard S«*ttleday, ag:ui 23 year 3. feUEß\.—On Mondiy, April 26, at Cootehill, Ireland, Aiinie, youngest and beloved daughter of Joha and Margaret Shera. " I do thou knowest not now, but thou shalt know hereafter." *' I was dumb, I opened not my moutb, because Thou did'&t it." mmtkins.—On June 13, at nehunga, Marth* Simpkins, wife of the late Emanuel Sunpkins, aged 54 years. Stretton.—On J'ino IS, v .-«- father's 160, Grey street, Charles .-tretton, aged 27. Sweeney.—On the 19th Jim*-, Mr. J.P. Sweeney, formerly of Australia and ti.u Coat, aged 43. T*x\vhanga.—On the 30th May, at opango, Kaikohe, Bay of l-laud*. of ujtAslrs" Kuraiiuaraewhiti Beatrice Kate, daughter of Sidney and Mary Pohoi Taiwhauga. aged four ai.d two incnllis. Greatly lamented by hti parents. Vaile.—At lV on June", Arthur Edwin, fifth sou of Mr. \V. Vaile, age»l 2 year-. Worfolk.—Ou the luth June, Thcnias Denton Worfolk, aged 45 yeais. VEi'jus. -At Devonport, on Sunday, July 4th# Edith Mary, infant daughter of R. U. \eoman, aged . two months.