DEATHS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19201, 18 June 1924, Page 4

DEATHS.

BEATTY.—On June 17, 1924, at private hospital, Oamaru, John Beatty, late of Livingstone and Duntroon; in his seventythird year.—Friends are requested to attend the Funeral, which will leave my premises, Thames street, Oamaru, To-morrow (Thursday), 19th inst., at 1.30 p.m., for the Living stone Cemetery, passing through Tokarahi at 2.45 p.m., arriving- Livingstone about 3 p.m.—Alex. Henderson, undertaker, Oamaru. BROWN. — On June 4. 1924, at a private hospital. Auckland, Janet (Jessie) Christina, second daughter of the late George Elder and Maxwell Macdonald Brown, of Hilton. Otago. Deeply regretted. HANNA.—On June 17, i>t his residence. Brockville roi’A, Eoslvn, John, beloved hue band of Henrietta Hanna; in his sixtyeighth year. , Deeply mourned. KELLY.—On June 16, 1994, at Dunedin (accidentally killed), Cyril Victor Herbert dearly beloved only son of Victor and Edith Kelly, 55 Serpentine avenue; aged five years and four months. Deeply mourned. —Private interment from our premises, 219 George street, This Day (Wednesday), at 10 a.m. for the Anderson’s Bay Cemetery.—it, M'Lcan and Son, undertakers. MOIR.—At her residence, Wickliffe terrace Port Chalmers (suddenly), on Juno 16, Margaret, widow of John Moir, and beloved mother of Airs W. R. Roddick, Port Chalmers, and W. Moir, Palmerston North. SMITHSON. —On Juno 17, at he daughter’s residence, 21 Embo street, Caver sham, Jeanett Helen, widow of Richard Smithson, and beloved mother of Mrs -u'Fie Airs George Jackson, Mrs Harold Jackson Albert and Teresa Smithson; in her seventy fifth yean. Deeply mourned. Private interment.—Hope and Kinnaton, undertakers. IN MEMORIAM. BROWN.—In loving memory of dear wee Andrew, who departed this life, June IS 1921, at Lower Hawea. —Inserted by his loving grandparents, uncles, a.nd aunts. CONNOR. —In loving memory of our dear father, Thomas Connor, who passed away at Invercargill, June 18, 1922. “Death divides. but memory lives for ever.”—lnserted by hip family. DUNKLEY. —In loving memory of my dear husband, Dennis Dnnkley, who passed away at Dunedin on June 18, 1923. —Inserted by his loving wife. SPARROW. —On June 13, 1919, at his residence, 90 Fawcett street, South Dunedin, Charles Sparrow. Another year brings round the day That tore thee from our hearts away; But every passing year imparts Fresh loving memories to our hearts. Although wo sadly miss you, With your bright and honest smile, We know that wo shall meet again, Which helps to reconcile. —lnserted by his loving son and daughter-in-law in Auckland. ArmmnwraeDts of Births. Marriages, and Heirth•emt by post for publication must bear the sign* tare el our sgent, a clergyman, or a .T.P Chare* tor these. S» each prepaid, or In if booked, wher not exceeding live linos, and fid for each line ov * five, “In Memoriam “ notices are inserted at it,.. Same rate*, bnt when verses are added an add; tlonal charge of 6d per line la made for each Ims of space occupied. Notices of Heaths and Private Interment without reference to either time o* plaoe of interment: prepaid lia *d, hooked fij fid Notices of Death or Funeral. “ither where ths fnnerni notice is a separate advertisement or ! * part of the death notiee • prepaid Ss hacked 10. In computing the lines of space to bo occupied advertisers are notified that they can reckon sn words to the line. All words over 30 are, there fore, ehsrged Bii for each six words. Notifications of Births, Mamacs, nnl Heathappearing ki the Daily Times are Inserted alin the Witness without additional charge. Advertisers are informed that, letters addrosse to a nom do plume or initials, care oi any Posi Office, will not In future be received by the Postal Department