DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7003, 28 April 1884, Page 4 (Supplement)

DEATHS.

Black.—On April 25, at the Whan, Asylum r Alexin* der Black,-aeed 39. Bruce.—On April 16, Robert Bruce, aged 41 years, third sod of Alexander Brace, late of Caithness, Scot* land, and now of Te Awamutu, Waikato. Bryan.—At Batb-sfcreet, Parnell, Richard Bryan, late of the 58th Regiment, aged 84 years. Friends are respectfully invited to attend* Care.—On April 21, at the residence of her son, Arthur-street, Onehunga (after a short but palnfal illness), Sarah, relict of the late John Carr, agad 72 years. R.I.P. Coutts. — On April 20, at St Mary's Road, Pon aonby, Arthur John, infant son of John J. and Alice Coutts, aged 7 months. Dann.—On April 24, at'the residence, Pollen-street, Thames, Elizabeth, beloved wife of Frederick Dann, aged S5 years. Dow«otf.—At Kaiwaka, on March 21, from injuries received by falling from hia horse, Melvin Turner, the eldest and beloved son of T. W. Dowson, aged 24 years and 8 months. Gibsons.—-Od April 9, at the residence of Captain Farquhar, Rolleston-street, Thames, Elizabeth, relict of the late John Gibbons, sawmill proprietor, Onahunga, aged 80 years. Giblot —On April 8, at Hobart, William Giblin, in the 75th year of his age.' Hkndon.—On April 14, at Ellerslie, Mr. John Hendon, aged 75 years. Hyauiason;—On April 12, at O'Neal-street, Ponson by, Thomas Hyauiason, aged 24 years. Kelly.—On April 17, at the Provincial Hospital, Patrick Kelly (formerly miner, Thames Goldteld), aged 43 ; deeply regretted. Knaggs.—On April 4, at Eastburn Farm, M.iacapai, Mary Elizabeth, the wife of Richard Knajgr, orchardist and nurseryman, aged 58 years. Deeply regrettod.

J-.ee.—On April 13, at the residence of her parents, Wellesley-street, Mary Ann, third and dearly lored daughter of Edwin and Matilda Lee, aged 12 years. Lrers.—At his parents' residence, Cracroft-itrcet, Arch Hill, Adolph, infant son of Moritz S. and C. Leers, aged 14 months. Leslie.—On April 13. at his residence, Williamstreet,' Lawrence Leslie, mariner, aged 42 years. LuDjSkook —On April 2, at hi* residence, Tape Tape, Ohaeawai, Bay of Islands, Samuel Blomfldd Ludbrook, son-in-law of the lato Archdeacon Henry Williams, aged 59 years. McCctllouoh.—On April 10, Charles McCullough, son of John and Mary McCullough, aged 20 years. McGregor.—On April 3, at Awitu, Violet, fourth and beloved daughter of James and Helen McGregor, aged four months. Moore. — At his late residence, Hobson street, Robert Moore, brass-founder, aged 37 years.—Home papers please copy. PEraAN.—On April 7, at Mannine-streat, bottom of Newton-road, Margaret, relict of John Penman, cf Mangawai, aged 53 years. Pott sr.—On April 25, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. George dtainton, corner of Grafton and Kyber Pais Roads, Maria Potter, aged 91. Pulling.—On April 4, at her late residence, the Red Lion Hotel, Auckland, Elizabeth, wife of A. G. Pulling, aged 55. Rattray.—On April 11, at her residence, Devoa* port, Mary, the beloved wife of Captain Rattrav, in her 81st year. Russell.—On April 15, at Mg late residence, Lower Nelson-street, John Russell, formerly of Glasgow, aged 80 years. Scott. — On April 20, at his parents* residence, Wainul, Thomas, fourth son of Thomas and Eleaair Scott, aged 31 years. Smith.—On April 7, at her late residence, Lincolnstreet, Ponsonby, Mary Annie, dearly beloved wife of S. J. Smith, and youngest daughter of John and Muy Chambers, aged 22 years. Smowoen. —On March 31, at his residence, College Road, Charles Snowden, aged 44 years. Steel.—At his reaidence,lngestre-street,Wellington, John SteeL late of the s.s. Hinemoa, after a painful illness. Steilberg.—-On March 31, at the Auckland Hospital, Bernhardt Steilberg. Swann.-On April 13, at Papanui, Raglan, James Swann, late of Ballina, County Wexford, Ireland, aged 64 years. Deeply regretted. R.LP.—Wellington papers please copy Swann.—On April 14, at Ruapuke, Aotea, alter a short illness. Captain James Swann. Terry —Ou April 14, at his late residence, Wainui, James, only son of the late James Terry, in his 26th year. Deeply regretted. ' Warbricx.—Ou February 17, at the residence of his son, 301, I iverpool-street; Pendleten, James W* 1 * brick, of the lite firm of William Warbrick and Sons, machinists, Dukinfield.aged 72 years.—No cards. Webb.—On April 16, at Vermont*street, Ponsonhy, Percival George, infant son of Thomas and Annie Webb, aged 5 weeks. White. —On April 23, at his late residence, Ade-laide-street, off Sale-street, William White, lately in the employ of Mr. Alfred Buckland, aged 52 years. Deeply regretted. Wilkes.—On April 2,1884, at bis parents* residanefe West-street. John George, the infant son of J. W. and Eliza Wilkes; aged three months. _ u Willett.—At Harapipi, Waikato, on SOth Jemima, beloved wife of Mr. Samuel Willett. l«onn Shore, and daughter of David Failayson, Harapip** Deeply regretted. . oR Wilson. — On April 5, Thomas Wilson, sged years, the beloved husband of Ellen Jane Wilson, sixth son of the late John Wilson, blacksmitn. Thames papers please copy. • .