DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2516, 4 June 1902, Page 43

DEATHS.

GIBSON.— On Tuesday, 3rd June, at Christchurch, Adam- Gibson, late Town Clerk of Dunedin. — Private interment. GRAHAM.— On the 27th 'May, 1902, at High street, Dunedin, Francis- Lamb Graham, of. • Waikouaiti, and late of Frankatown, Long-. ' town, Cumberland," England ; aged 64 years. - HISLOP.— On the 2flfch May, at 5 <51yde street,Dunedin, Eliza, beloved wife of J. A. Hislop, '•' solicitor, and youngest daughter of the late f \Villiam and Sarah. lnkson, o£ King's Lynn, ' Norfolk, England. j HURST.— On tlie Ist June, at his parents' residence, 170 Cumberland street, Charle3 Sydney, the beloved son of Irvine and Lizzie Hurstj late of Oamaru ; in his eighteenth year. Deeply regretted. LUCAS.— On the Ist June, at her late Tesidence, William street, South Dunedin, Mary Ann, mother of Cecil and AJdie Lucas, and' sister of Mrs Mark Morton, Owaka; aged 53 years. At rest. MATHESON.— On the 25th May, in Northern TransTaal, Duncan Robertson, Johannesburg Mounted Rifles, eldest son of Alex, and Margaret Matheson, High street, Reslyn; aged 27 years. MITCHELL.— On the 27th May, at the residence of his parents, King street, Mosgiel, William Mitchell; aged 21 years. Deeply regretted. NEWMAN.— On the 26th May, at his residence, Naaeby, William Newman, the beloved husband of Lois Newman ; aged 63 years. ROLLINGS.— On the 28th May, at his residence, Dee street, Oamaru, Joseph Adcock, beloved husband of Hessie Rollings. RUSSELL.— On the 23rd May, at Glebe, Sydney, James, dearly beloved and only surviving son of William Lahee Russell, of Brinn's Point, Soacliff; aged 26 years and 7 months. Deeply regretted. WARREN.— On Sunday, Ist June, at her" patents' residence, Wooclhaugh, ' Margaret Housie (Reta) Warrm ; aged 8 years and 7 months. Deeply mourned. YARDLEY.— On the 27th May, at the residence of her grandmother (Mrs Flynn), 25 Smith' street, Harriet Mabel, beloved daughter of Catherine and Thomas Yardley ; aged 8 years. R.I.P.