DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2173, 17 October 1895, Page 27

DEATHS.

Bbundei.l.— On iho 10th October, at her residence, Oastle street, Amelia, relict of the' late Henry Brundell ; aged 66 years. Deeply regretted. Carteii.— At Hawera. S. H. Carter, tbe beloved husband of Martha Phair and brother of John H. Carter, draper, Dunedin. Douhin.- On the sth October, at Ivaseby, the beloved husband of Angelina Dolphin ; aged 40 years. Deeply regretted. Heni-BY.— On the 9th October, at the residence of Mrs Dewee, Waitahuna Gully, Joseph E. Henley ; aged 61 yeara. Hay.— On the 13th October, at Deep Dell, Macraes (from paralysis, after a long illue.-s). Charles Slater Hay; aged 58 years. Deeply resetted. Ktiisc— On the 9th October, at Purkhill, Tapanui, the beloved hußband of Jane Kereo ; in his seventy-ninth year. Mum.— On the 13th October, at his residence, Ayr Cottage, Clyde street, Dunedin, John Muir, fanner (late of Shag Valley) ; aged 70 years. Rich.— At Auckland, Margaret, the beloved wife of F. D. Rich, of Woodstock, Okoroire (late of Bui-hey Park, Pelmeraton) ; aged 59. Thomson.— On the 11th October, at Dunedin, Helen (Nellie), third beloved daughter of the late James A. Thomson, of Pine Hill ; aged 12 years. Deeply regretted. Taylor.— On the 12th October, at Calton, North-Kast Valley (tuddenly), William Taylor, achool inspector ; aged 62 years. Brown.— On the llfch October, at Hyde (suddenly), George Brown, the beloved husband of M»ry Brown, of South Dunedin ; in his fiftieth year. Deeply regretted. Bosie.— On the 10th October, at Timaru, Gordon Stanley, dearly beloved infant son of George and Annie Hosie, of Palmerston South ; aged nine months. Deeply regretted. Little —On the 14th October, at Palmerston South, Margaret Little, the dearly beloved daughter of William and Agnes Little ;mged £0 years.