DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2004, 21 July 1892, Page 24

DEATHS.

Attwood.— On July 15, 1892, at his parents' residence, Howe street, Edward John, only and beloved son of G. H. and M. E. Attwood ; aged 26 years. Bell.— On the 15th July, at her residence, Dundas and Queen streets, Abigail, the beloved wife of George jBell ; aged 78 years Davenport.— At Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, Ann, relict of Alexander Warren Davenport Davenport, late R.N., and beloved mother of the late James Clark Brown ; in her 93rd year. Fleming.— On the 16th July, at her residence, Abbotshill, Green Island, Mary Fleming; aged 18years. Hobbs.— On Sunday, July 10, at St. Matthew's parsonage, Hastings, H. 8., from inflammation of the lungs, following influenza, Mary, the beloved wife of the Rev. J. Hobbs. Grant her Thy peace, O Lord. Ledlie.— On the 13th July, at his father's residence, Blue Spur, Tuapeka, William Hall, the youngest son of Robert and the late Sarah Ledlie ; aged 14 years. Deeply regretted. Melbourne papers please copy. Mackay.— On the 11th July, at Christchurch, Gretta, daughter of Mrs E. R. Mackay, Girls* High School, Dunedin ; aged 16 years. Paterson.— On the 13th July, at Moray place, Duuedin, James Paterson, late of Great Clyde street, Glasgow ; aged 70. Home papers please copy. Shand.— On the 15th July, at Green Island, Barbara, relict of the late James Shand, who died August 1851 ; aged 79. Deeply regretted. Young.— On the 14th July, at the Dunedin Hospital, Andrew, fourth son of James and Agnes Young, farmer, Menzies' Ferry, Wyndham ; aged 22. Deeply regretted.