DEATHS.
BEST.—On November 18, 'at Auckland, the Rev. Edward Best, agjd 75. the loving and beloved husband of Anna W. Best, who fell r.sleep in Jesus, " And ceased at once to work and live." There will bo a short mortuary service at Pitt-street Wesleyan Church, this afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock, prior to the' funeral cortege proceeding to Purewa. At the special request of deceased, no mourning will be worn. ('()l!li.M/D.-On November 14, at Oterongo, Wairoa North, Lucy Cobbuld, aged 68. Home pap3rs please copy. QITTOS.— On Sunday evening, November 18, »t the residence of her father. Calliope Road, Devonport, Essie, second daughter of the Rev. W. Dittos. Interment private. " And there shall be no more pain." According to wish of deceased, no mourning will be warn. MCEWEN.—On November 9. at To Puke, James McEwcn, lata of Parkhtirst, Helensville, agod 77 years. BEID.— On November 5, at Sydney. Alice Marion (Ailie). wife of Robert D. Reid. and eldest daughter of the late Herbert Modin Jackson, late of Gateacre, Wellsford. Much j eg ret ted. WADDING HAM.—On November 19, at her late residence, Cracroft-street, Ann, the belc\ed wife of the late Charles Waddingham, need 70 vears. formerly of Brigg, Lincolnshire, England. The funeral will leave this day (Tuesday).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11534, 20 November 1900, Page 1
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