DEATHS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24613, 22 May 1941, Page 1

DEATHS

BREMNER.—On May, 20, 1941, at the residence of her daughter (Mrs A. Horwood). 41 Bird street, St. Kilda, Catherine Harriet, dearly ' beloved wife ol the late William Bremner, of Warrington, and dearly loved mother of Mrs D. Donaldson (Galloway)', Mrs Geo:ge Stevenson (East Taieri), Mrs A. Horwood (Bird street. St. Kildti), and Chrissie Bremner (East Taieri): in her seventy-third, year. Deeply mourned. , ‘‘A faithful and loving mother and a patient sufferer gone to rest.”—The Funeral will leave 41 Bird street on Friday, the 23rd inst., at 1.30 p.m., for •the Warrington Anglican Cemetery, arriving there at 2.30 p.m. R. McLean and Son. funeral directors. HUTCHINSON.—On May 21. 1941, at her residence. 730 King street, Janet, relict of William Hutchinson. “At rest" —Private interment.—R. McLean and Son, funeral directors. LEASK.—On May 19, at Palmeiston North. Agnes, eldest daughter of the late William and Margaret Leask. Bush road, Mosgiel. LEITH.—On May 21, 1941, at Dunedin. Charles Edward, beloved husband of Margaret Leith, of 6 Market street. Musselburgh: in his seventy-seventh year. Private interment. Hugh Gouriey, Ltd.,- funeral directors. McCULLOCH.—At ■Wellington. May Selina, daughter of the late William and Catherine Scott McCulloch. For the Empire’s Cause BRlNG.—Sergeant John Stanley Horton, killed in -action in Greece, beloved husband of Anne Donald Drlng. Taueru. Masterton, and loved son-in-fcw of Mrs M. Fraser;: Dunedin, and bro-ther-in-law-of-Mrs F. Butterfield, Ha- • ” wea Flat, and J; Spiers Fraser, Wellington. ” Greater love hath no man.”