DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2325, 22 September 1898, Page 33

DEATHS.

ALLAN.— On the 17th September, at Fairfield, Lily B. Allan, the beloved daughter of Peter and Janet Allan; aged 24 years. Deeply regretted. BOOTHBY.— On the 7th September, at Waiwetu, Lower Hutt (after a painful illness), William, the beloved husband of Elizabeth Boothby; aged 61 years. DTJNLOP.— On the 13th September, 1898, at his parents' residence, Lovell's Flat, Robert, son of Archibald Dunlop ; aged 19 yeara. ; FRY.— On the 17th August, off Burnett Heads, : Queensland, Captain Thomas Angel Fry I (barque Woosung), beloved husband of Helen Fry, and highly-esteemed son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Chefcham, Cavershaon ; aged 42 years. G-RANT.— On the Bth September, at his residence, Milton, Otago (suddenly), Alexander Grant, wool classer (formerly of Inverness), eldest son of Andrew Grant, Elgin, Scotland; aged 46 yeara. Deeply regretted. (Home papers please copy.) KEIRLE. — On the 2nd August, at her resi- ; dence, Thorngrove, Somersetshire, Jane I Chapman, widow of the late Daniel Keirle, and mother of Mrs G. H. Oatway. KILGOUR. — On the 20th September, at Brooklands, Alison Ross, dearly beloved wife of James Kilgour. — The funeral leaves her late residence, " Brooklands," for Goodwood i railway station, at 10 a.m. on Friday, 23rd ] insfc., leaving Dunedin railway station for the Southern Cemetery on arrival of northern j train, at 1.10 p.m. ! LYE. — On the 16fch September (accidentally killed on the railway), Leslie, the dearly loved son of Josiah and Mary Lye; aged 4 years and 3 months. j MACKERRAS.—On the 14th September, at ! Rosemount, Helen Murray, eldest daughter of James and Helen Mackerras. REID. — On the 17th September, at her residence, Clarendon street, after a short illness, Mary Reid; aged 67 years. Deeply regretted. ROWE.— On the 20th September, at her residence, Greenhill, Anderson's Bay, Margaret, ; the beloved wife of George Rowe; aged 41 years. Deeply regretted. SHANKS.— On the 16th September, at her residence, Mataura, after a long illness, Eleanor Ann, relict of the late James Stuart Shanks; aged 85 years. WALKER.— On the 13th September, at his residence, Palmerston, William Walker ; aged 60 years. Deeply regretted. WILSON.— On the 19th September, at his residence, Arthur street, William Hall, second son of the late David M. Wilson, and beloved husband of Susan Wilson; in his twentyseventh year. Deeply regretted. WRATTEN.— On the 15th September, at the Dunedin Hospital, Beatrice Caroline, eldest daughter of D. and S. Wratten, of Owaka; aged 14 years.