DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9179, 8 October 1888, Page 12

DEATHS.

ADDLINGTON.— On September 17, at his resi. dence, Waikoukou, after a long illness, John Addlington; aged 38. ASHBY.—On September 1!!. accidentally killed, Albert Charles, son of Mr. William Ashby, Thames, aged 19 years. ALLOM.—On September 17, atParawai, Thames, after a short illness, Emily Marian Allow, aged 25 years. BLECHYNDEN.— At Victoria, British Columbia, Isabella Lindsay, the beloved wife of John Blechynden, late of Cabbage Bay, N.Z., aged 40 years. BOORD, — On September 11, at her residence, Kumeu, Edith Florence, youngest daughter of .1. C. Boord, aged IS years. CAMPBELL.—On Sept. 9, of bronchitis, at his parents'residence, Ruatangata, Whangarei, Donald Norman, youngest son of John B. Campbell, aged 6£ years. DOWNEY.—On September 29, Isabella MaryAnn, the beloved wife of Michael Nicholas Downey, eldest daughter of Thomas and Mary Beeston, aged 23 years. Melbourne and Home papers please copy. DUVALL.— September 14, Frederick Benjamin Duvall, aged 43 years. FARRELL.—At Otorohanga, on September 23. Harriot Frances, the beloved wife of Michael Farreli aged 22 years. FARRELL. —At the residence of Mr. G. Jackson, Tauniri, the infant daughter of Michael Farrell, aged 5 days. FLETCHER.—On September 29, at the Auckland Hospital, Adam Riddell Fletcher, aged 30 years. FULLER,—On September 24, at Croydon Villa Beresford-street, Mr. Henry Fuller, aged 67 years. GUY.—On July 8, Richard George, youngest son of William and Maria Guy, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England, aged 26 years. HAWKING.—On September 29, at his residences Broad-street, Thames, William Hawking, aged 4, years. HEALEY.-On September 18, at the Auckland Hospital, Denis Healey, late of Ohinemuri, aged 52 years HILL. —On September 27, at the Esplanade, Mount Eden, Daniel Poole Hill, late of Gloucestershire, aged 35. HOSKIXG-—On August 24, at the Wesleyan" Parsonage, Kumara, the Rev. James Hosking, aged 56 years. KASPER—On September 12, at the residence of his daughter, Ponsonby, Auckland, Charles Luawig Kaspe aged 56 years. LADNER.—On September 9, at the residence, Mackay-street, Thames, Henry Ladner, aged 48 years. LESLIE.—On September 18, Jessie, the beloved wife of James Leslie, Manukau Road, Parnell, aged 45 years. MADDOCK. — On September SO, at Sydney. N.S.W., H. D. Maddock, Examiner of Land Titles. (By cable.) MARTYN.—On September 8, at his residence, Broadmeadows, Cambridge, Mr. John Martyn, aged 50 years. MCLAUGHLIN. — On October 3. at her sister's residence, corner of Symonds and O'Rorke streets, Margaret, fourth daughter of the late John McLaughlin, of Strabane, County Tyrone, Ireland, aged 6:4 years. Requiescat in pace. MILNE.—On September 11, at Holmhurst, Devonport, Harriett, the dearly beloved wife of John Milne. MILNE.—On September 19, at her residence, New Lynn, Mary, the beloved wife of J. S. Milne, aged 42 years. MITCHELL.— October 1, at Commercial Road. Archhill, Mary Ann Rebecca, the beloved wife of William Mitchell. MULLIGAN.—On September 24th, at the parents' residence. Pollen-street, Thames, Herbert Patrick Mulligan, aged 6 months. MUNRO.—On October 3, at Marsden Point, Isabel, youngest daughter of Mr. John Munro, aged 25 years. NELSON.—On September 17, at the residence of Mr. Richard De Thierry, Union-street, Auckland. Isabel (Margaret) Nelson, aged S4 years, the old and devoted servant of the De Thierry family. OLIVER.—Or October 5, at her residence, Valley Road, Mount Eden, Ruth, the beloved wife of W. Oliver, agodsi. ORR.—On September 19, at Auckland, John Orr, late of Napier, aged 46. ' PATTERSON. -On September 17, at AVaitangi Falls, the infant son of Geo. W. S. and Cornelia Patterson, of Kaikohe, aged four months, deeply regretted. PLAYFORD.—On October 5, John Joseph Play, ford, aged 74, late of Sydney, N.S.W. R.I.P. Sydney papers please copy. RIX.—On October 4, Rose, the beloved wife of John Rix, aged 34. RUNClMAN.—AtMarshmeadows, Kirikiriroa, on the 12th September, Margaret, the beloved wife of James Runciman, aged 60 years. RUSSELL. — On September 14, of heart disease, Agnes, the beloved wife of Thomas Russell, of Scotchman's Valley, Waikato, and youngest daughter of James Scott, merchant, Greenock, aged 55 years. —Home papers please copy. SCHOFIELD.— September 23, at his parents' residence, the Lodge Hospital Grounds, John ("alderwood, infant son of S. C. schotield, aged 11 months —Australian and Tasmanian papers please copy. I<TELD.—On September 27, at the Lodge, Hospital Grounds, Emily, tilth daughter of S. C. and Agnes Schotield, aged 5 years and 9 months.— Tasmanian and Australian papers please copy. SHIVNAN.—On September 24, at her residence, Pitt-street, Annie, the dearly beloved wife of Charles Shivnan, aged 26 years. Deeply regretted by all her friends. R.I.P. SMITH. — On September 30, at Wrington Villa, Mount Eden, Claude Paget, the infant son of J. C. and Selina Smith, aged 2 months. THOMSON.-On Sept. 13, at York-street, Parnell, Charles D. Thomson, aged os years.—Nelson and Melbourne papers please copy. TRACEY.—On September 9, at Bunedin, Sarah, widow of William Tracey, and youngest sister of Rev. John Kinder, D.D. TWENTYMAN'.-On September 10, at his residence, Pollen-street, Thames, after a short illness, William Tweniyman ; aged 47 years. VON BERNEWITZ.—On September 29, at her residence, Sealey-street, Hedwig Julie Alexandra. beloved wife of Max Von Bernewitz, Thames, thin' daughter of the late Lieut.-Col. Carl Von Fiockel maun, President of the Military achool at Brans wick, Germany, aged 51. WEST.—On September 14, at Mount Eden Road, Mabel Gertrude, youngest daughter of J. B. West, aged 13 months. WESTPFAKL.—On September 2S, at Symonds street, Carl Westpfahl, aged 59 years. WISOTSKI.—On September 15, Rebecca, the beloved wife of Reuben Wisotski, aged 63 years.