DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2236, 7 January 1897, Page 29

DEATHS.

Brf.bner. —On the 2nd January, at her mother's residence, Magnetic street, Port Chalmers, Emma, fourth daughter of the late Thomas Brobner. Deeply regretted. Garden — Ou the 3rd January, at Wellington, Captain M. C.udeii, of the »h»p Soukar. GUMMING.— On the sth January, at her re&i.dence, Russell street, Danedin. Elizabeth Ann,. j relict of the late Captain John William dimming;, ! late of Port Chalmer* : aged 75 years. ! Limant.— On th» 28th Decemrer, at Perth, Western Australia, aftar a protracted illness, borne with ( hristian fortitude and resignation, 1 Apgie, the beloved wife of EH as Dimant. ; in her i thirty-seventh year. Jesus spake, and there was ! peace. i Donaldson.— On the 2ud January, at the resiI dence of his parents, Kattray street, Richard ! Liyinxatone, beloved son of Richard K. and Ulizibeih Donaldson; aged 15 jears. Deeply leerotted. Danitz — On the 3rd January, at the resuleuce of her daughter (Mm Pistor), Frederick street, Mrs Mary Danitz ; aged 80 yeais. Deeply recretfed. RI. P. Fimzer.— On the 26th December, at Oolyton, FeiLliiie. Jaiue-i Mayo, only son of James Fr. zer, lata of Kaitaugata ; aged 17 years. Falconer. — On the sth January (suddenly), at her residence, Wakaii, Isabella, rtlict of the late John Falcsner ; in her sixty-sixth year. Goldsmith. -Ou the 2nd January, at her resi- : dence, Arthur street, Susanne. beloved wife of ! Charles Goldsmith ; aged 39 year?. ! Kiiuc. — On the -tth January, at her residence, i Albany street, Christina Hay, widow of Robert ' Kirk and deeply beloved mother of Mrs It. M. ! Hoop 3; aged 78 years. Little.— On the 3rd January, at his father's residence, Castle street, William John, belovedhusband of Donella Campbell Little and third son of James and Elizabeth Little. " Thine eyes shalseo the King in His beauty." Menzies.— On the 30th December, at her residence, Sawyers' Bay, Henrietta Wilson, the beloved wife of William Menzies, and mother of j Mrs D. Logan, of Russell etreet ; aged 67 jears. j Deeply regretted. Morrison.— On the 31st December, at his resi- , dence. Elm row (suddenly), Archibald Morrison ; aged 59 yeai-3. Mackenzie.— On the 6th January, 1897, at her residence, Cumberland street (between Howe and Dundas streets), Jaaet, beloved wife of James Mackenzie. Prendergast.— On the £Bth D>ceraber, at her residence, Olarisford, Hyde, Ellen Ann, the beloved wife of Michael Pi-eudergaat, jun., and daughter of the late William Annett. Deeply regretted. Spedkn.— At Bothwell Park, Tuturau, John, beloved son of James and Helen Speden ; aged 24 yews. Wilson. — On the 6th January, at Naseby, Mary Wilson, mother of Hugh Wilson ; in her eightieth IN MEMORIAM. Best.— ln loving memory of our dear father, the late Captain William Best, lost at spa on or about the sth January, 1891, in the s.s. Kakanui. Announcements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths sent for publication from the country districts require to be verified by the signature of cither our ageut in the district from which the announcement is sent or of the clergyman of the district. Charge for these, 3s per insertion. When verses are added to "In Memoriam" notices, an additional charge of 2s 6d for each, verse of four lines is made. The Kokoamu School Committee have voted for Mr P. B. Fraaer for the vacant seat on the Education Board. Forms of application for pension certificates imder " The Registration of the People's Claims Act, 1896," will shortly be issued. The Premier was serenaded at his residence on New Year's Eve ut the Nelson Garrison Band*