DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2401, 8 March 1900, Page 37

DEATHS.

BEABE.— On the 4th March, at High street; • Duneuin, Henry Howard Beare, warehouseman (late" with'Tßing, Harris, and Co.). CHRISTIE.— On the 4th March, at Keithmore, Toiro, Alison James, Douglas M'Adam. Fowler Stewart, and Helen Baxter, beloved children of Mr and Mra James Christie; aged 8, 6, 5, and 3 years respectively. Deeply regretted. EDWARDS.— On 'the 4th March, at his parents' residence, North-East Harbour, liindo Percival, beloved infant son of Thomas and Margaret Ann Edwards ; aged 4 months. Deep]y regretted. FINNIE.— On the* sth March, at his late residence, Aljanton, Robert Finnic, sen. ; in his eighty-first year. Deeply regretted. HTJG-HES.— On the Ist March, at her residence, Vinegar Flat,'' Cambrians, Mary, the beloved ■wife of Thomas Hughes; aged 63 years. Deeply regretted. Her end was peace, JOACHIM.— On the* 7th' March, at Randall street, Mornington, Q-eorge Harrie Joachim; aged 23 years. KENNEDY.— On the 2Sth- February, at Pomahaka, drowned while bathing,, Douglas William, elder aon of Donald and Helen Kennedy, Gordon road, Mosgiel; aged 21 years. Jjf'KENZIE.— On the 13th February, at- Redfern, Sydney, John Tolmie M'K.enzie'(of the late firm of M'Kenzie Bros., railway contrac- - tors, Otago), in his 62nd year. ■PARKINSON.— On the 4th Mairch", aft his late . residence, Hawthomdale, Ktukorai, James . "Warren Parkinson (warehouseman), the beloved husband of Catherine Parkinson ; aged '. 62 year3< Fell asleep, in Jesus. SKIN.NER.— On the 28th February, at her parents' residence, 118 George street, Serena Maud Louise Skinner; 1 aged 7 months. ,"WEIR. — On the 28th February, at her parents' residence, Campbell stree^, West Dunedin, Elizabeth (Bessie), baloMed daughter of Robert nnd Elizabeth Weir; aged 11 years. regretted. ' " "