MARRIAGE.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19406, 16 February 1925, Page 6

MARRIAGE.

MUNRO—RICHARDS.—On January 21, 1925. at St. David’s Church, Woodville, by the Rev. Robert Gardner, Roderick Norman Loudon Munro, youngest son of Mrs A. Munro (Wanganui), to Arita, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Bertram Edwin Richards (railway st&tiomnasr.er), Woodville. DEATHS. CASEY.—On February 15, 1925, at her residence, 8 Arney street, Dunedin South, Catherine, dearly' beloved wife of William Casey; in her seventy-fifth year. Deeply mourned. R.I.F. Requiem Mass at St. Patrick’s Basilica, Dunedin South, Tomorrow (Tuesday), February 17, at 7 a.m. —The friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, which will leave St. Patrick’s Basilica To-morrow (Tuesday), February 17, at 2.30 p.m., for the Southern Catholic Cemetery.—W. H. Colo, undertaker. COLEMAN. —On February 14, 1935, at his residence, 5 Victor}' place, Port Chalmers, Archibald, beloved husband of the lato Emily Coleman; in his eevoniy-third year. DAWSON. —On February 5, at the residence of hia niece (Mrs A. M. Bell), Birdwood crescent, Parnell, Auckland, Frederick Sianhope, son of the late Benjamin and Hannah Dawson, Dunedin, and lato Now Zealand railways. HEIGHWAY.—On February 15, 1925, at Kingsland, Auckland, Lucy, beloved wife of the Kov. George Heigkway. “She is net here; she is risen.” IRVINE.—On February 14, at the residence of his son-in-law (Mr W. Anderson), No. 19 Sarah street, Timaru, Captain Arthur Irvine, lato harbourmaster, Wanganui; aged 90 years.—lnterment at Wanganui. JANES.—On February 15, 1925, at her residence, Clyde terrace, Kaitnngata, Mary Anne, dearly beloved wife of Charles Janos; in her sixty-second year. Deeply mourned. " A patient sufferer gone to rest .”—The funeral will leave the residence To-morrow (Tuesday), at 1.16 p.m., for the Balclutha Cemetery.—P. Middlemass, undertaker, Kaitangata. LAING.—On February 15, 1925, at her residence, 59 Bathgate road. South Dunedin, Margaret, relict of Charles Laing. Private interment. —Hugh Gourley (Limited), undertakers. M’DOUGALL. —On Fdbruaxy 14, 1926, at Dunedin (suddenly) Ada Florence, dearly beloved wife of William Garrawayi M’Dougall, Branksea street, Kaitangata, and beloved mother of Mrs H. S. Baker and Mrs N. A. Bissct. Deeply mourned. Private interment. —Hugh Gourley (Limited), undertakers. i M'DOUGALL. —On February 14 (sud-

denly), Ada Florence, the beloved third daughter of Letitia and the late James de Clifford, of Epsilon street, Koslyn. Deeply regretted No flowers. Private interment. M’HSTTOSH. —On February 15, at Dunedin, Donald, the dearly beloved husband of Marion MTntosh, of Earnocleugh, Central Otago; in his sixty-second year. Deafly mourned. PA DM EE.—On February 14, at her residence, 31 Libert street, St. Hilda, Jane Mary, dearly beloved wife of Alexander Palmer; in her seventy-third year. “ Her end was peace.”—The funeral will leave the above address To-morrow (Tuesday), February 17, at 10 a.m., for Palmerston by road, and will leave the Palmerston Kailway Station for the Palmerston Cemetery at 1 p.m.—Charles J. Thorn, undertaker, David and Marion streets. PERRY.—On February 14, 1025, at Clydevale, Winifred, the beloved wife of Robert Perry and youngest daughter of A. Irwin, East Ta-u-ri; aged 35 years. Private interment. —W. Doric, undertaker. WILLIAMS. —On February 14, 3325, at 213 Forbury road, St. Clair, Gwen, beloved adopted daughter of William John and Christina Williams; aged 10 years. Privately inferred yesterday February 15, a> Anderson’s Bay Cemetery.—Hugh Gourley (Limited), undertakers. «