DEATHS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19476, 11 May 1925, Page 8

DEATHS.

CAIN.—On May 7. at Dunedin, Edward Francis, beloved eldest son of Norah Cain, of Lyttelton; aged 37 years. E.I.P. Interred at Anderson’s Bay Cemetery.—Hopo and Kinaston, undertakers. DOW. —On May 0, 1925, at his residence, 476 Leith street, John, beloved husband of Annie Hunter Dow; aged 66 years. “At rest.”—Private interment from the above residence This Day (Monday), May 11, at 2 p.m., for the Anderson’s Bay Cemetery.—E. M'Lean and Son, undertakers. FAIRMAID.—On May 10, at 10 Ross otreet, Roslyn. Robert, beloved husband of Mary Fairmaid; in his sixty-sixth year. HINpHCLIFF.—On May 9, at the residenco of his daughter (Mrs S. Fenton), Bealey avenue, Christchurch, Joseph Hinciicliff (late of Hilton); in hia ninety-first year Deeply mourned. HU BEARD,—On May 9, 1925, at Dunedin, Albert Cecil, dearly beloved only son of A. C. and E. Hubbard, Macandrew’s Bay; in his eighteenth year. Deeply mourned. —Tho Funeral will leave the Dunedin Hospital (Cumberland street entrance) This Day (Monday), May 11, at 3,30 p.m., for the Anderson’s Bay Cemetery.—R. M'Lean and Son, undertakers. M'KINNON.—On May 8, 1925, at Dunedin (after a short illness) Alexander, beloved husband Of Mary M'Kinnon. of Kelso; aged 56 years. Deeply mourned.—Tho funeral will leave 898 Cumberland street This Day (Monday). May 11, at 8 a.m., for the Dunedin Railway Station, thence to Tapanui, leaving tho railway station dn arrival of the I. p.m.. train for the Taparmi Cemetery.— R. M'Lean and Son, undertakers, M'LEAN.—On May 10 (suddenly), at her residence, G Burke street, Mornington, Isabella, tbo beloved wife of Charles ■H. M'Lean; aged 57 years. Deeply mourned. Private interment. —Hope and Kinaston, undertakers. EOSENBROCK.—On May 9, 1925, at tbo Little Sisters, Anderson's Bay, John, beloved husband of the late Barbara Rosenbrock; in his year. ”At rest.” Private interment.—W. H. Cole, undertaker. IN MEMORTAM. BLACK.—In loving memory of John Black who, passed away at Dunedin on May 11. 1923. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last. All life’s sorrows and trials are past. —lnserted by Ruby. M'CALL.—In loving memory of Helen Black, beloved wife of James M'Call, who died on May 11, 1923, at Waifcoikoi.—Sadly missed by her loving husband. James M'Call. M'COY.—In loving memory of Claude A. M'Coy, who died at hia residence, 67 Carden road, Fendalton, Christchurch, on May 9, 1922. Also of Arthur Harold, who was killed in action at Cape Hellos on May 10, 1915. SPARROW.—In loving memory of Cynthia Mabel, who passed away on May 11, 1923 ; Just as . her life was sweetest, Just as her hopes were best, God took her from a world of sorrow To a homo of eternal icet. —lnserted by her loving parents, sister, and brothers.

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