DEATHS

Otago Witness, Issue 2509, 16 April 1902, Page 43

DEATHS

HISLOP.— On the 10th April, at her residence. High street, Milton, Ann M'Dciialcl. beloved vwfc of William Hislop; aged 49 yearsDeeply regretted. MAGNUS.— On the 9ta April, 1902, at Roxbuigh, Isabella, dearly beloved wife of August (Gn«) Magnus, aged 31 years. Deeply regretted M'LENXAN.— On the 26th March, at her paieiits' residence, Hawe? Flat Maggie, \oungest daughter of Duncan and Janet M'Lennan , aged 2 years and 3 months. M'BRIDE.— On Monday, the 7th April, 1902, at Antrim Farm, Frankton, Francis F. M'Bnde, second son of Francis M'Bride ; aged 29 years. Deeply regretted. R.I. P. M'LEOD.— On the 11th April, at Gimmerburn, Alexander M'Leod, a native of Altass, Sutherl^i'dshire , aged 48 years. MOKLAXD.— On the 14th April, 1902, at her J re=ideuce, Gieen Island, Elizabeth, widow of • Thomas Clement Morland , aged 63 years. MIRRIELEES.— At midnight on the 10th April, at the residence of her patents, Orepuki, Eliza Jane, the dearly beloved daughter of William and Ellen Mimelees , aged 19 years and 5 months. Deeply regretted. R.I.P. M'DONALD.— At Durban, South Africa (accidentally killed), D. J. G. M'Donald (Gordon), youngest and dearly beloved son of Wm. Jas. and Eliza M'Donald, Invercargill , in his twenty-ninth year. Deeply mourned. (By cable.) ROBERTSON.— On the 11th April, 1902, at I her residence, Lawrence, Janet, relict of I the late Peter Robertson, of Lawrence, aged 81 years. V*ALSH.— On the 16th Febrv.aTv, at Stanton Harcourt, Oxon, England, Emily, beloved wife of Perrival L. Walsh, solicitor, Oxford, werond daughtet of the late Rev. J. Jordan. ; Ute vicar of Knstone, Oxon. and sister of J. W. Jordan, Railway Department, Milton, m her sixtieth year. Wlj-iSON.— On the 13th April, at Otakia, Olive Irene, dearly-beloved daughter of David and Julia Wi!=on , aged 9 months. Deeply regietted.