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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8319, 28 July 1890, Page 5

OH ITU All NOTICES.

It will be seen fronur obituary column that an old colonist! passed away in the person of Captain Jies Mcl.eod, late of the little tug Black iamond, and a resident of Freeman's Jr. Captain McLeod was an old identity, ving been in Heke's war. lie had beeiu with, paralysis for some six weeks' pas Deceased is father of Captain .MeLeod, the Northern Steamship Co.'s Clansman.The flags were flying half-mast on the sh'ing in harbour yesterday as a mark of pest. On Saturday last e wife of Mr. William Edgecumbe t.l at her residence, Western Springs, atie ago of 75, and was also a very old reside of Auckland. She will be well rememred as Mrs. Tutty, a quarter of a ceo ago, when her first husband, Mr. :tty, kept the Royal George Hotel at Jvmarket for a long period. The death a'-o \\ be noticed of Mrs. Blackburne, wife of 1 Rev. Samuel Blackburne, formerly pr:ipal of St. John's College. The deceal lady died in May last in Lincoln-hire.

The funeral of X teheahan, an old Auckland resident, ho died during the week at the res id en of her son, Mr. M. J. {Sheahan, took plat: on Saturday, and, notwithstanding thahe weather was very unfavourable, was h;ely attended. The remains of the deceavl lady were interred at the North Shore. Mrs. Sheahan, who was formerly of Kajau, was of a genial and hospitable disputicJi, and was much esteemed.