DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2400, 1 March 1900, Page 37

DEATHS.

BEATON.— On the 13th February, Vt his residence, Bluff Plain, Waiauakarua, suddenly, from influenza, Alexander (Alex), eldest and dearly-beloved son of Archibald and Catherine Beaton; aged 19 years and 8 months. Deeply regretted. His end was peace. Not gone from memory, not gone from love, But gone to our Father's home above. CAMPBELL.— On the 25th February, at his residence, Mansfordtown, Port Chalmers, John Campbell, dearly beloved huaband of Annie Campbell; aged 57 years. Deeply regretted. - DICKISON.— On the 27th February, at Dunedin, Marjory, the beloved wife of Mr David Dickison, Mainholm,' Tapanui ; aged 41. FOX.— On the 6th January, 1900, killed in action at the assault on Ladysmith, Francis C. Fox, of the Border Mounted Rifles, late lieutenant Royal Artillery; aged 50 years. M'KENZIE. — Jane Henderson, beloved wife of Adam C. M'Kenzie, of Tokonui Gorge, passed away eaily Wednesday morning (21st February), after a long and painful illness. \ M'INTYRE.— On the 25th February, at his residence, Upper York place, Peter M'lntyre ; in his 72nd year. BOSS.— On the 20th February (suddenly), at Shag Valley station, Nellie Ann, the Beloved second daughter of Walter and Annie Ross; , aged "16 years and 5 months. Deeply regretted. TATTERSALL.— On the 25th February, at the residence of her son, Mr Henry Tattersall, 25 Ferry road, Christchurch, Drucilla, relict of the late James Tattersall, and mother of Mrs William Barrow and Mrs John W. Cummings, of this city; in her seventy-sixth * year.