DEATHS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22963, 19 August 1936, Page 8

DEATHS

ANDREWS.—On August 16, 1930, at Wellington, Martha Galbraith, beloved wife of the late John Andrews, late of Dunedin; aged 64 years. "At rest.”—Private interment To-day (Wednesday), at 2.15 p.m., at the Anderson’s Bay Cemetery.—Cole and Son, funeral directors.

BIGGAR.—On August 13, at Wanganui, Matthew, loved husband of the late Jessie Biggar, loved son of the late John and Catherine Biggar, late of Kaikoral, and brother of Mrs K. Herbert, Belleknowes, and Mrs J. A. Forrest, Alexandra. FISHER.—On August 17, 1936, at his residence, Hampden, Charles Fisher; in his ninetieth year.—The Funeral will leave his late residence, Hampden, To-day (Wednesday), August 19. at 2.30 p.m,, for the Hampden Cemetery.—Stringer and Middlerpass, undertakers, Oamaru.

HARRIS.—At Riverton, on Monday. August 17, Fanny Elizabeth, dearly beloved wife of William Harris, of Fairfax, and dearly beloved twin daughter of Mr and Mrs Mason, Nelson street, Dunedin; in her thirty-second year. Deeply mourned.—The Funeral will leave her parents’ residence, 47 Nelson street. South Dunedin, To-morrow (Thursday), the 20th Inst., at 2 p.m., for the Anderson's Bay Cemetery. Friends please accept this (the only) intimation. —A. F. Webb, undertaker.

M'DONALD. —On August 18. 1936, at her residence, Totara, Mary Ann M’Hardy (Pop), fourth daughter of the late James and Jane M’Donald. No flowers.—The Funeral will leave her residence To-mor-row (Thursday), August 20, at 11 am., arriving at the Northern Cemetery, Dunedin, at 2 p.m.—Stringer and Middlemass. undertakers. Oamaru.

O’CONNELL.—On August 18 (suddenly), at her residence, 48 Ross street, Roslyn, Nora Margaret, beloved daughter of the late Anthony and Anne O’Connell. R.I.P. Private interment.

PRITCHARD.—On August 17, 1936, at Dunedin, Elizabeth, dearly beloved wife of Harrv Pritchard, Carey’s Bay, Port Chalmers. “At rest.”—The Funeral will leave the Chapel of Hope and Kinaston, St. Andrew street, To-day (Wednesday), 19th, at 2.30, passing through Port Chalmers at 3 p.m.. for the Port Chalmers Cemeterv.—H. Aitcheson, undertaker. (Christchurch papers, please copy.)