DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2413, 31 May 1900, Page 33

DEATHS.

' HOIJRSTON.— On the 2Sth May, at his pa- • rents' residence, East Hawksbury, Waikouaiti, Thomas, eldest son of Thomas and ■ Joan Hourston; aged 27 years. Deeply regretted. # IiOUDOir. — On the 23rd May, at her residence, Burnside Farm, Lawrence, Halen Loudon: in her seventy-fourth year. 'MADAM.—O n the 25th March, 1900, at Macequece, Portuguese East Africa, of fever, William MAdam, assayer to the Mozambique Company, and late of Dunedin; aged ii. M'KINLAY.— On the 19th May, at Lawrence, John M'Kinlay, brother of A. M'Kinlay, native of Rothesay, Scotland; aged 6S yeais. PLATTS.— On Monday, 28th May, at the vicarage, Port Chalmers, Frederick Charles Platts, M.A., for many years vicar of Port Chalmers. E.I.P. QUINE. — On the 25th May, at his residence, Elm row, Robert Quine; aged 81 years. - STEEL.— On the 22nd May, at his late residence, Wairuna Bush, Clinton, George Steel ; in his seventy-fourth year. SCOULAR.— On the 27th May, at her residence, Hopetoun, Clyde avenue, Mornington, Margaret, widow of the late James Scoular, in her 68th year. Deeply regretted, i. ULRICH.— On Saturday, 26fch May, at Dunedin (suddenly), George Henry Frederick Ulrich, late of Zellerfeld, Harts, Germany; in his 70th year. - • WADDELL.— On the- 23rd May, at. his residence, Otaliuhu, Auckland', Thomas Waddell, late chief steward s.s. Hawea; aged 49 years. Deeply regretted. ■WILKINS.— On the 25,1h May (suddenly),, ab his residence; liiuiorer' street, "near Castle street, George, the beloyed husTband of Mary Jane "Wilkius. Deeply regretted.