DEATHS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20787, 5 August 1929, Page 8

DEATHS.

C " C £ U £ IE .' — P ll August 4. at her residence. B*. Stafford strest, Harriet, beloved wife of late Thomas Borne; aged 77 years. “At rest. Private interment.—Hope and Klnaston f/ undertakers. DICKSON.—On August 3, at Dunedin, Agnes Jane, beloved wife of James Dickson , aged TO years. “ A patient sufferer gone to rest. ’ —The Funeral will leave the residence of her daughter (Miss J. 11. Dickson). GS6 Cumberland street. To-day (Monday), August 5, at 2.30 p.m.. for the Northern Cemetery.—Hope and Klnaston, undertakers. Southland papers please copy. EGAN.—On August 1, 1020, at Balelutha, Thomas, youngest son of the late Thomas and Mary Egan; aged 55 years. U.I.P. Private interment.—W. Lovic, undertaker. LLOYD.—On August 4, 1929, Rose, daughter ot the late James and Rose Alinah Lloyd, died at Bruins Point; 'aged Cl.— Funeral at Bruins Point Cemetery on Cth inst., at 1.30 p.m. M'NAMARA.—On August 3, 1020. at Cromwell Hospital. Elizabeth May, eldest daughter ot Lucy and the late Henry M‘Namara, of Cromwell; aged 19 years. R.I.P. MURPHY.—On August 1, at Taihapo, Patrick James, bclorvd father of Mrs XV. Porter, Mrs J. Gray, and Mrs J. Dickson, Dunedin. R.I.P. SHAW. —On August 3, 1920, at Ashburton, Patience Ncwcombe, beloved wife of Joseph Shaw anti second daughter of Mr and Mrs James Allan, Wyndham and Nelson ; aged 46. VEALE. —On July. 25, 1920, at the residence of his youngest daughter (Mrs LockIngton, Westport), Samuel Jeffery Vealo; agtid 87 years. Late of Kycburn, Rcofton, Hokitika.