DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 1897, 12 June 1890, Page 22

DEATHS.

Anderson.— On the 7th June, at St. Leonards, Oharlea Anderson, third son of the late David AnderBon, Bsq , banker, Dundee, Scotland ; aged 50. Deeply regretted. Anderson -On the 10th June, at her parents' reoidenco, Hanover street, Catherine Ann M'Pherson, third eldest daughter of Mr John Anderson (of th« firm of Messrs Anderson and Morrison) ; aged 21 Cambron.— On tho 9th June, at the residence of Mr John Waldie, Reid street. South Dunedin, undrew, son of the late Anjma Cameron, late of the Bute Arms Hotel, Hotheßay, Scotland ; aged 17 years. Cunningham.— On the 10' h June, at her residence, Cargill street. Elizabeth, wife of James Cuuningham; aged 41 years. Deeply regretted. Fkll. -On the 7th Juno, at Beach ttreet, Hawksbury, Mary J.. daughter of O. Fell ; aged 21 years Fish —On the llth June, at her parents' residence, Upper Stafford street, Florence Isabel, third daughter oi Mr II S. Fish, jun ; a«ed 11 years. Millar -On the 7th June, at her residence, Rose Cottage, Castle street north, the beloved wife of Marshall Millar; in her 2-ith year. Macklky.— On the 9th June, at his residence. Harrington street, Port Chalraere, after a lone and painful illness, George W. Maokley; aged 43 years. DpIAKC^D pIAKC^ e On the Ist June, at the residence of Mr Urquhart, Rose Bank. Palmeraton, Otago, New Zealand, Claud Alexander Pearce (late of the Railway de S P Mi™ At bffrJSdence (back of Knox Church). A. K. Smith. In Memobiam. Dknch.— ln loving memory of our mother, Henrietta Delicti, who died at her residence, Mansford Town, Port Chalmors, 7th February 1886 ; aged 52 years.

The Waipawa County Council intend to ask the members for the Hawke's Bay provincial di&trict to support a measure taxing Native hnds in aid of local revenue. Blr Justice Denniaton on Tuesday refused to grant a discharge to a labouring man who showed liabilities to butcher, baker, &(\, to the amount of £53, and assets ml. His Honor declared that such an attempt to get lid of liabilities was not honest, and that the Bankruptcy Court was not ißtended to assist raeu of that kind to wipe out their debts aud retain their only asset — their labour.