DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2106, 5 July 1894, Page 27

DEATHS.

Cannon. -On the 27th June, at her residence, High street, Mary Ann Cannon, after a long and painful illness ; ajred 52 years. De Clifford.— On the 30th June 1894, at his residence, Seacliff Hotel, after a long and painful illness, James, the beloved husband of Letitia De Clifford ; afeed 51 years. His end was peace. Elliott. •'-On 27th June, at Naseby Hospital, William Elliott (lato of Patear -a) ; aged 35 ytars. Kilpatkick.— On the 28th June, at Waltati, Winnie, youngest daughter of Alex, and AgneF Kilpatrick ; /iged 19 months. Deeply regretted. Laurenson. — On the 30th June, at his residence, Queen street, James F. Laurenson, the beloved husband of Annie Laurenson and brother of L. Laurenson, Bath street; aged 36 years. "Not lost, but gone before."

Macdonald. —On the 29th June, at Gore, Matilda, third daughter of Angus A. Macdonald, Reaby ; aged 27 years. R.LP. Morris,— On the 30th June, at her residence, Oxford street, South Dunedin, Elizabeth, relict of the late Charles Morris (late of Alexandra South) ; aged 49 years. Russell. — On the 30th June, at his residence, George street, James Russell, saddler, after a short and painful illness ; in his fifty- fifth year. Thomson.- On the Ist July, at his parents' residence, Nevada, Roslyn, William, second son of William and Jane Thomson ; aged 24 years. Glasgow papers please copy. Toomey.— On the 4th July, at her parents' residence, Albany street, Dunedin, Mary Margaret Alexandria (May), eldest daughter of John and Anna Toomey; aged 6 years and 7 months. R.I.P.