DEATHS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17426, 21 September 1918, Page 6

DEATHS.

AUSTIN.—OiI September 19, 1918, at Dunediri, Thomas Austin (the Hermit), of Woodhaugh; aged 79 years. Private interment. —Hugh Gourley, undertaker. BUTLER.—On September 20, 1918, at Lawrence, Bedford Pim Butler, miner, of Roxburgh; aged 86 years.—Private interment at Roxburgh, Saturday, 21st inst.— J. H. Pearson, undertaker, Lawrence. ELLIS. —On September 20, i9lB, at Dunedin Hospital, Stanley Tanton, the beloved youngest son _ of Frodric and Margaret Ellis; in his nineteenth year. "Peace, perfect peace."—The Funeral will leavo his parents' residence, Waifcahuna, To-morrow (Sunday), 22nd. inst., at 12 noon, for the Waitahuna Cemetery.—Frapwell and Holgate, undertakers. HOLMES.—On September 20, at his residence, 61 St. David street, Hiram, the beloved husband of Mary Trena Holmes, and youngest son of Edward Holmes, 687 Cumberland street; aged 42 years. "A patient sufferer gone to rest." Private interment. Hope and Kinaston, undertakers. JOHNSON.—At Invercargill, on Thursday, September 19, 1918, Jane Sophia Mary Johnson, relict of T. G. Betts, Queenstown and mother of Mrs W. H. Clark (Lumsden); in her seventy-third year. Funeral private.—J. Fraser and Co.. undertakers. KITCHEN.—On September 19, 1918, at his residence, Palmereton, James Kitchen; in his eighty-first year. Deeply mourned. NORRIS. —On September 20, at Dunedin, Joseph Henry, the beloved eldest son of the late Thomas and Hannah Norris. of Oamaru, and brother of Mrs Frank Fox, 58 Black's road, North-East Valley; aged 36 years. Deeply mourned. Private interment at Oamaru.—Hope and Kinaston, undertakers. SMITH.—On September 20, 1918, at Dunedin Hospital, Ruth, tho dearly loved youngest daughter of James and Minnie Smith, Palmerston South; aged three years. Deeply mourned. Private interment— Frapwell and Holgate, undertakers.