BIRTHS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18763, 17 January 1923, Page 4

BIRTHS.

BAIGENT —At Ashburton, on January l(i, the wife of the late C. V. Baigent—a son. COLLINS, —On January 15, at Nurse Cupplca’s, Duke street, to Mr nnd Mrs T. J. Collins, 38 Tennyson street —a daughter. Both doing well. STRAIN—On December 23, at Nurse Cupplcs’s, to Dr and Mrs Strain, of 63 Stafford street —a daughter. DEATHS. CARRUTHERS.—On January 16, at her residence, Tokoiti road, Milton, Janet Colquhoun, relict of Richard Carruthcrs, builder; aged 85 years. Private interment. —John Dickson, undertaker, Milton. DAVIS—On January 15, 1923 (accidentally killed at Invercargill), Raymond Stanley, dearly beloved third son of Emma and Harry Davis, of 20 Pent,land street, NorthEast Valley; aged 22 years. Deeply mourned.

MOO DIE.—On January 16, 1323, at the residence of William Weir, 6a Greenock street, Roslyn, Ellen Moodie, relict of Richard Moodie, Richmond, Melbourne; aged 62 years. "At rest.” Private interment. — Hugh Gourley (Limited), undertakers.

PORTEOUS.—At his residence. The Crescent, Winton, nn Tuesday, January 16, James Bowie, deuvly beloved husband of Janet. Porteous; aged 80 years. SMAIDDIE.—On January 16, at. Dunedin Hospital, Gordon Stewart, the beloved son of Agnes and James Smailhe, Mosgiel; aged 9 years. Deeply mourned. • STEVENSON.—On January 15, 1923, at Arrowtown, Isabella Brodie, relict of Stewart Stevenson; aged 88 years. Deeply mourned. STEWART.—On January 16, 1923, at his parents’ residence, Moneymorc, Milton, Nelson, dearly beloved third son of Ben and Mabel Stewart; aged 8 years. Private interment at West Taieri Cemetery on Thursday, January 18, at 1 o’clock. “Jesus said suffer little children to come unto Me.’’ — John E. Wilson, undertaker, Milton,