DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 1764, 12 September 1885, Page 17

DEATHS.

Seehof. — On the 29th August, at Otautau, Southland, Julius Bernard, third son of J. Seehof, and brother of Arthur Seehof, of this city; aged 22 years. Deeply regretted. Clunik. — On the Ist September, at Thames street, Oamaru, New Zealand, Mary, the beloved wife of William Clunie, baker ; in her titifch year. Deeply regretted. Perthshire papers please copy. 'Smith.— On the 2nd September, at his residence, Canongate, James Smith, of the Crown Lands Office ; aged 65. Laing. — On the 3rd September, at her residence, Upper Cargill street, Isabella Hay, relict of the late David Laing, of the Half-way Bush ; aged 75 years. Caddie.— On the 4th September, at his father's residence, Broughton street. South Dunedin, Andrew, fifth son of David Caddie, late oi Portrose, Toi-Tois ; aged 25 years. Deeply regretted. Whetham.— On the 4th September, at his residence, Gordon square, London, Sir Charles Whetham ; aged 73. Mayne. — On the 4th September, James Mayne, late of Sawyer's Bay ; aged 50 years. Penton.— On Friday, the 4th September, in Melbourne, Lucy, eldest daughter of Archdeacon Fenton, of Oamaru.

Pkters. — On the sth September, at his residence, Leith street, Samuel, eldest son of Mr Samuel Peters ; aged 41 years. Munro. — On the sth September 1885. at St. Clair, William Duncan, youngest son of George Munro, sculptor, Moray place, Dunedin ; aged 9 years and 7 months.

Hume. — On the 6th September, at her son's residence, Anderson's Bay, Dunedin, Jane Buchanan Hume, the beloved mother of George Hume, teacher, Anderson's Bay school ; in her 68th year. Deeply regretted. Home papers please copy. Aitkex.— On the 6th September, at her parents' residence, Tyne street, Oamaru, Elizabeth Margaret (Lizzie), second daughter of Henry Aitken ; aged 18 years. Robertson.— On the Bth September, at his residence Melrose.Mr Charles Robertson ; aged 86 years.