DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Volume 06, Issue 2899, 6 October 1909, Page 51

DEATHS.

M'GEE.— On Octobsr 4, at the Dunedin Hospital, Archibald M'Gee;" aged 68 years. PEATES.— On ' September 30, ait the residence of her son Wiliiam, No. 3 Ciark street, Bairfield, Mornington, Jane, the beloved mother of William and John Peates ; in her eighty -fourth year. RITCHIE.— On Oetobar 5, at. Dunedin Hospital, James, the ninth son of David and Grace Ritchie, No. 3 Grove street, Musselburgh; aged 15 years and 9 months. Deeply regretted. ROBINS.— On September 11, at noon-, on boaird the s.s. Yongala, near Albany, W.A., Mary, the beloved wife of W. H. Robins, -- Oamaru, New Zealand, and Pa'ace Ho+el. Laverton, West Australia; aged 37 years. Deeply regretted. TOWN.— On September 28, at Ettrick, MaTgaret Ann, the dearly beloved infant daughter of George and Ann Town. "At rest." YERNOX —On October 3. at 4 Lome street, South Dirnedin. Christina Elsie, the beloved infant daughter of James and Agnes | Vernon ; aged 11 months. Deeply re- | gretted. WAITE.— On October 5, at his parents' rcsij dence, 11 King Ed\vard street, Kaikorai, ! John, eldest son of John and Agnes Waite; aged 27 years. Deeply regretted. Flowers respectfully declined. WILLIAMS.— On October 2, at 30 "Wilkie road, Caversham, Mary, the beloved daughter of the late Thomas Williams, of Arthur's Point; aged 20 years. Deeply .regretted j • I2ST MEMORIAM. i BECK. — In affectionate remembrance of Thomas Smith Beck, who died at Roxburgh on October 1, 1907; aged 31. — Inserted by his loving wife and children. )" B r ECK. — In loving memory of dear Tom, . who passed away at Roxburgh, Otago, on October 1, 1907. Bsarly loved and deeplymourned. — Inserted by bus loving parents, I sisters, and brothers, Auckland. DOUGLAS. — In fond and loving memory of Ann, beloved wife of J. J. Douglas, who departed this life on October 1, 1904. Dearest mother, we have laid thee In the peaceful grave's embrace ; But your memory will be "cherished Till we see thy heavenly face. Inserted by her loving husband and two sons. | MYERS. — In loving remembranoa of Esther^, Myers, who died at " lona," Hobarfc, Tasmania, on October 6, 1908. I Thou art not forgotten, dearest Esther, Nor ever wilt thou be ; As 'ong as life and meruorj last We will feinember thee. —Inserted by her parents, brothers, and sisters. PATTINSON.— In loving memory of our dear little Bertie, died at Kaitangnta October 5, 1908. | Dearest Bertie, thou hast left us; j Thou dost dwell with angels now, I And a wreath of glory priceless | Sparkles on thy shining brow. I In thy pure and joyous childhood Christ called. " Child, come here to me." Wait a little, dearest -Bertie, j And we soon shall follow thee. — Inserted by her loving parent 9- .-! Notifications oi Birth, Marriages, and Death* apI pe»rm'g 11 the • Witness al»o receive insertion in ' i the Daily Times and in the Monthly Summary for Europe without additional charge. j Annonncemratt of Births, Marriages, and Deaths •ent-for pubJtoafcou from thf country districts require to be venfled by the sipnatpre of either oat . agent in the dt*:ri<:t from vriiich the flnaounoement ■ is somt or of tUft clergyman of H"> dietriot. Charge ' for th«««, 3s per in&srfinn. When vtr^t* are added to " In Jtemoriam " notices, an additional I charge of 2s 6d for each Terse of four line* is j made {