DEATHS.
ADAMS-On Septembei 20, John, dearly bebved second son of Mr. H. H. Adams ; aged 49 yean ARMSTRONG.-On August 29, at Komoker'iki William Armstiong, iu his 87th year. Accidentally killed by a fall from a horse at Bombay on Saturday, September 12, 1596 ■ John Balme, dearly-beloved sun of George and Elizabeth Ann Balme, of Bombay; aged 8 years. BARTON.—On Monday, September 28th, 'at "Lumeah," Uppor Queen-street, Auckland, at the age of 66, Jane Crichton Barton, the beloied wife of George Elliott Barton, Judge of the Validation Court, Gisborne. BEKSON.-On September 20, at her late resideuce, Church-strett, Devonport, Sarah Jane, relict of the late George Beeson, aged 77 years, BLACKKTT.-On August 8, at Thorpe Lea, Egham John Charles Blackett, son of the late Sir William Blackett, fifth Baronet, in his Sivb year. BKEAKILL.-0n September 17, IPSO, Creit North Road, James, beloved husband of Jane Breakill, after a long illness, in his 79th year. CAMPBKLL.-On September 1, at his residence Victoria-street West, Thomas Campbell, formerly of Inverness, aged 73. CORItIGAN.-On September 7,1895, at Lefuka, Haabai, Friendly Islnnds, Willie Haapai, dearlyloved son of J. and D. Corrigan ; aged 6 months. COUBI'AYNK.-Un September 21 18DU, at North Shore, Auckland, Susanna Com tayr.e; aged 02. DAVIES.—On September 10, at Papatoitoi, Jack the dearly beloved child of Edward and Elizabeth Davies; aged 1 month. DUNNE.—On September 5, at Albert-street Devonport, Jessie, the beloved wife of Richard 1 Dunne, aged 59, FRANCIS.-On August 31, at Whakatane, aftei a short illness, John Francis, aged 62. Bom it London. GLEN.NY.-On September 17, at Patea, Taranaki, Now Zealand, of convulsions, Evelyn Mary infant daughter of Isaac W. and Mary B. Gleimv aged 25 days. "Of such is the Kingdom di Heaven." GRIFFITHS.-On September 27, at her residence Sentinel Road, Ponsonby, Emma, the beloved wife of Albert Griffiths, and dear mother of Charles Frederick Griffiths. Werter Albert Griffiths, and Harold Egbert Griffiths, all of Auckland, aged lit) a patient sufferer for years. Rest at last. HARVEY.-On September 20, at his lite residence, Sheehan-street, Ponsonby, William, the beloved husband of Mary E. Harvey, and second son of tbe late Williain Harvey; aged 38 years aud 0 months. HAULTAIN.--On September 18,1890, at Christchurch, after a short illness, Philip Charles, second son of Colonel P. M. llaultain; aged 39 years. HUMUS.-On September 4, at her' residence, Bourne-street, Mount Eden, June, the beloved wife of Henry Hemus. HUMK.-On August 28, at Ashburn Hall, Wai. kari, Dunedin, Junes Hume, formerly Superintendent Government Lunatic Asylum, Dunedin. JACKSON. — On September 7, Jessie Barclay, wife of J. D. Jackson, Onehunga, aged 74. JAOKSON.-On September 11, at the residence of his son-in-law, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby, James Jackson, late Sergeant Roj-id Artillery, E.15.C.; aged 84 years JKRVIS.-On September 9, at her residence, Takapuna, after a long and painful Illness, Martha, relict of the Into John Jervis, of Devon-port. JOHNSON,-On August 10, at her parents' resideuce, Waiukn, after a long and painful illne«< Maiy Ann, dearly beloved wife of Charies John son, of Maioro, aged 31 years. Deeply regretiid. KKLEHKR.-On August 10, at his late residence, Maioro, vYaiuku, after a short illness, Jeremiah Keleher, late County Cork, Ireland, aged 67 years. Respected by all who knew bim.-if./.P.lCork papers please copy. KEOGU.-011 August 30, at Hamilton Hospital, Timothy, dearly beloved sou of Timothy and Margaret Keogh, of Morrinsville, aged 4 years and 7 months -HIP. , I,K«UEsNE.-On September 10, at his uncle's (Mr. P. LeQuesiie) residence, Hamilton, Waikato, Charles Arthur LeQuasne, of Jersey; aged 20 years. LEVY. — On September 9, at- his residence, Princes-street, in his 48th year, Moss M. Levy, eldest son of tho late Myer Levy. MARTIN.—On >eptember 27, at his late residence, Upper Queen-.- Lucas Jackson Martin, tile tieaily-beloved husband nf Elizabeth Martin, and eldest son of the late William nustis Martin,' Barrister and Solicitor, and grandson of the l-.t« Iter, Doctor Martin, Dean of St.Patrick's Cathedra', Dublin, aged 59 years. MCGRATH.-On the 23th day of September, at the Distiict Hospital, Peter McGrath, late of Newry, County of Down, Ireland, aged 47 years. McKfiX7.IE.-On September 5, at "The Braigh," Waipu, Hugh McKenzie, J.P.; aged 79. MII.LKR.-Oii Sepiember 11, 1890, at bis late residence, Sale-street, Freeman's Bay, John, the beloved husband of Ellen Miller, aged 80 years. MORPETH.—On September 5, at his father's residence, Rumiiera Road (opposite Itemueta Hall), William Harold, second son of Thomas Sloan Morpeth, in his fourteenth year, OTTO.-On September 8, at the residenc, of his son-in-law, Wellesiey-street West, Andrew beloved husband of Marian Isabella Otto, asted 62. OI'iVAY.-On September 9, at the Vicarage, Lincoln, Canterbury, the Rev. E. R. Otway, lute ol Auckland; aged 51 years. POUCH.—On September 25, at Kllerslie. Eileen Olive Ida, beloved child- ol W. Porch, aged 11 months. ,
PORTERPIELD.-On September 26, it his father's residence, Pipatoitoi, John, second and dearly-beloved sou of Matthew Porterfleld, aged 32 years. RKDSHAW,-On September 5, at Rosebank Road, of pleurisy, Margaret, beloved wife of John Redraw, in her 48th year. " .-. RITCHIE.—On September 24, at her son's (James Ritchie's) residence, Lower Nelson-street, Christina Wilson Russell, relict of the late Thomas Ritchie, Dunedin.
ROB ERTSON-On September 29, at his resilience, Telegraph Hotel, Makctu, Duncan • Robertson, dea.ly beloved husband of J. A. Robertson, late of Blair Athol, Scotland; aged M.-Melbourne, London, and Scottish papers please copy. • .. ROBINSON.—On September 27, at Ponsonby, Auckland, George Robinson, settler, aged 72. SCEATS.-On July 15, at the London Hospital, altera painful illness, borne with Christian fortitude our beloved .mother, Frances Elizabeth. widow of the late Frederick Dan Sceatj, of London, England. "In patient suhinklonto His dittos will."- Australian papers will please copy. SHARUND.-On September 14, at Nursing Home, Hepburn-street, Phebu Newton, daughter ol the late J. C. Sbarland, of this city; aged J!) years. SIIERRIf.-On September 13, at bis residence, Pakiiranga, William Walter Sherry; aged 0:' years. SOMERVELL— September 29, at bis late residence, Home-street, archhill, David, the dearly beloved husband of Christina Clark Somervell, i" Ins 73rd year, after a long and painful illness. Deeply regretted. SPEAR—On September 15, at her late (residence. Pukekohe, Susan Weville Spear, beloved wife of ■ Richard Spear, aged 63 years. Deeply regretted. STONE.— September 9,1896, at her late residence, Mackay-street, Thwnte, Mary Ann, dearly beloved wife of Robert Stone, shipbuilder, late of Auckland; aged 65. Deeply regretted. ! STONE.-iin September 20, at the Auckland Hospital, after one day's , illness, v Arthur John Stone, aged 39 years. •■•.:•'; , ,' ■.V STORKV. - On,, September 17, ; 1898, Thomas Henry, beloved youngest son of Charles ami Mary Jane Storey, in his sth year.. ' ». ;, v ,: WILSON, -tin September i, at her late residence, Whaltapirau, Kiipara, Clara, the beloved wife of J. S. - Wilson in her 37th year. "Safe in the arms of Jesus." ■■.■•'■.••••:.■'•>v- ; v.-'Nr ! - ';.-.:■ afJt>{H'i>*.-'-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10252, 2 October 1896, Page 4 (Supplement)
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