DEATHS.

Otago Witness, 1 June 1910, Page 52

DEATHS.

CLUNIE.—On, May 29, at her residence, 20 Hy.de street, Mary, wife of Peter Clunie, after a long and painful illness. Deeply mourned. ''At rest."COLEMAN.—At Adelaide, on May 30, Jessie, beloved daughter of Mrs Coleman. (By cable.) DARROCH.—On May 31, at 73 George street, Dunedin, Robert Fraser, the beloved husband of Flora Darroch, in his 47th year. Deeply mourned. DIVINE. —On May 26, at his residence, 78 ■Melbourne street, Dunedin-South, James, the beloved husband of Ellen Amelia Divine; aged 35 years. Son-in-law of Mr G. Smart, Kaikorai, and beloved; brother of Mrs A. Lawrenson. Castle etreet, Dunedin. Deeply regretted. DOW.—On May 30, at Invercargill, Christina (Teenie), the dearly-beloved wife of Peter Dow, and second daughter of Alexander Watt, 624 Castle street, Dunedin. FOSTER—On May 25, at New Plymouth, Francis, the beloved second son of James and the late Sarah Foster, of 34- Wilkie road, Dunedin. Deeply mourned. HENDEPvSON—On May 25, 1910, at Dunedin (accidentally killed), James Archibald, second son of the late James Henderson, of Lambs Hill, Waikouaiti. HORNSBY.—Or May 31, at High street, Dunedin, John Rennie, the beloved husband of Maria Hornsby, of Flagstaff: aged 31 years. —Flowers respectfully declined. ISRAEL—On May 26, 1910, at George street, Dunedin, Jane Alexander, wife of Geo. 0. Israel; aged 51 years. KELLY. —On May 26, at her residence, wife of D. T. Kelly, stationmaster, Dunback LOW.—Passed away peacefully at No. 3 Park street, on 29th inet., Mrs M. J. Low, relict of Robert Alexander Low. MACKAY.—On May 25, at Bis late residence, David street, Caversham. Alexander, beloved husband of Emily Mackay, and father of J. and F. Mackay, and the eldesst son of the late William Mackay, Ardmore, Waitati; aged .55 years. M'LELLAN.—On May 27, at his residence, Kitchener street, John, beloved husband of Maria M'Lellan; aged 52 years. R.I.P. . NEILL.—On May 25, 1910, at his residence, 38 Howe street, Dunedin, James -Neill; in his seventy-second year. "So loved, so mourned." Christchurch papers please copy. PATERSON.—At Ayrburn, Arrowtown, on May 28, William Baterson; aged 78. ' SMITH.—On May 26, at Tewhaka West, Lyttelton (suddenly), Harry, dearly beloved husband of Janet Smith; aged 61 years. SOPER—At Garston, on -May 17, 1910, Jane, beloved daughter of John and Jeannio Soper; aged 18 years and 9 months. —" Safe in the arms of Jesus." WARREN.—On May 29, at. the residence of his brother-in-law (Mr *G. Thompson, Lyttelton), - John, the third son _of William and Mary Warren, of Dunedin; in his thirty-ninth year. WILSON. —On Wednesday, May 25, at his residence, " Lindisfarne," East Invercargill (suddenly), Robert Wilson, the dearly beloved' husband of Mary Martin Wilson ; aged 68 years. YOUNG.—On May 31, at Kelso, Charles Young, head master Caversham School. IN MEMORIAM. BOYD. —In fond memory of our dear mother, who died May 29, 1903.—Inserted by her loving daughters. CAMERON.—In loving memory of Christina Cameron, of Waipahi, who died May 26, 1909. CLEMENTS.—In loving memory of Mabel Emily Clements, who departed this life at Palmerston on May 29, 1905; aged 18 years and 11 months. —Inserted by her loving parents', sisters, and brothers. CORTISSOS.—In sad and loving memory of our dear father, Benjamin Cortiseos (Ben Curtis), who departed this life the 29th day of May, 1909, at his residence, 87 Stafford street. So loved, so mourned. CORTISSOS.—In sad and loving memory of our dear brother. Elias Cortissos (Ben Curtis), who departed this life the 28th day of May, 1897. So loved, so mourned. They are gone, but not forgotten, Never shall their memory fade; Fondest thoughts will ever linger Round our dear loved one's graves. —lnserted by his sorrowing wife, sons, and daughters, and loving mother, brothers, and sister®. FITZGERALD.—In loving .memory of my dear mother, -who departed this life at Lawrence, May 27, 1908; also, my dear father, who died at Tuapeka. Flat, April 28, 1905. " Gone, but not forgotten." —lnserted by their loving daughter, J. G. FITZSIMONS.—In *ond and loving memory of my dear husband, Terence, who departed this life at Wairio on May 31, 1900. R.I.P. Ten years to-day, dear Terence, since you left me; Lovingly, deal husband, your memory I'll keep. For you are deserving of my fond recollections-, Dear to my heart is the place where you sleep. I think of you in silence, When no eyes can see me weep, And many a silent tear I shed When others aio asleep*. We miss thee from our home, dear father, Ten, long years to-day;_ A shadow o'er our lives,, is cast For many and many a day. Oh, gentle heart of Mary, Thy prayers for him extol; Mast sacred heart of Jesus Have mercy on his soul. —lnserted by his loving wife and family. FRAME.—In loving memory of our dear John, who departed this life at Oamaru on May 26, 1806; aged 28 years. Do not ask us if we* miss him. Oh! there is such an empty space; Sometimes we think we hear his footsteps, Oft we see his smiling face. •—lnserted by his loving parents. M'MASTER.—In sad and loving memory of Alexander Gillies M'Master (twin eon), who fell asleep in Je&us, May 28, 1909; aged 10 years and 9 months. Oh, for the touch of a vanished hand And the sound of a voice that is still. —lnserted by his parents, brothers, and sister.