DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2849, 21 October 1908, Page 51

DEATHS.

AGNEW.—At his late residence, Taieri Beach, Thomas Agnew; in his eightieth year. BAXTER.—On October 17 (suddenly), at his residence, 92 Rattray street, Dunediu, James, the beloved husband of Jane Baxter; aged 76 years Deeply regretted. COUGHTREY.—On October 17, at his residence, " Kote Rakiatea," St. Clair, Millen Coughtr6y, M.8., CM. Edin.; in his sixtyfirst year. CHOOQUEE.—On October 16 (suddenly), at his parents' residence. King Edward street, South Dunedin, Ernest Hugh, beloved infant son of Hugh and Emily Chooquee; aged 9 months. DODD.—On October 20, 1903, at };»s residence, No. 21 William street, Dunedin, Thomas Francis Dodd, canon of St. Paul's Cathedral;-m his seventy-fourth year. DUFF.—On August 28, at " Caenlochan Villa," Broughty Ferry. Scotland, Amelia Mary, the beloved mother of James Duff, of this city; aged 97 years. GILL.—On October 18, at her residence, 157 Main roadi, Caversham, Harriet Gill; aged 70 years. HARBOUR—On Octfbsr 16, at hia residence. Leith Valley. Henry, the beloved husband of Siuah HaTbour; aged 67 years. Deeply regretted. HENSLEY.—On October 16, at her residence, Miller street, Belleknowes, Ezna. Frances Ruth, the dearly beloved wife of Alphonso William Hens'.ey; aged 32 years. Deeply icgretted. JOHNSON.—On October 14, at her residence, 20 King Edward street, Gianaven, Elsie Ada, the dearly beloved wife of Reginald Johnson; aged 22 years. Deeply regretted. LOVE.—At Burwood East, Victoria, Arthur Leonard Love, the dearly beloved son of William J. apd F. J. Love; aged 20 years. (By cable).—"Thy will be done."