DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3029, 3 April 1912, Page 51

DEATHS.

CARROLL.—On March 29. 1912, at Balcf Hill Flab, Mary Ja.no (Joan), second daughter of Pierce and Elizabeth Carroll; aged 36 years. R.I.P. COUPER-On March 51, 1912, et his residence, King street, Mosgiel, William Couperj in his ninety third year OROSSAN.—On March 26, at Roxburgh, Lily May, dearly beloved wife of Samuel Crossan, jun. ( and oldest daughter of Mark Harris, of Gletiorchy; agod 23 years. Deeply mourned. DOW.—On the Ist April, at her residence, 37 Clyde street, Roseanna, relict of Thomas Dow; aged 55 years. DUNCAN.— At his residence, No. 845 Cumberland street, Dunklin, on Tuesday, March 26 John, beloved husband of Margaret 0. Dnncan, formerly of Cherry Farm and Corner Bush, Waikouaiti; in his eighty-fourth Tear. Deeply regretted by a largo circle of friends. ESTHER.—On March 31, 1912, George Esther, of Dunedin; aged. 68 years. FLEMING.—At Christchurch, on March 22, 1912, Jane Fleming; aged 76 years. Relict of John Fleming, formerly of Dunedin and Oamaru. FOSTER.—On April 2 (suddenly), at his residence, 67 Church streofj, Kaikorai, David the dearly-beloved husband of Ellen Foster. Private- interment. Flower* respectfully .'oclinad.—A. J. Wynn and Hope, undertakers. GIBE.— On March 29. 1912, at hi« residence, Paterson street. Green Island, Robert, the beloved husband of Margaret Gibb; aged 79 years. Deeply regretted'. GRIEVE.—On March 28, 1912, at Dunedin, Jane Oesford Kerr, wiTe of James Grieve, Edward street, Kaikorai JOHNSEN.—On March 31, at Dunedin, Herbert, second eldest son of Iver and Jane Johnsen; aged 18 years (late of Lurrcrate). His end was peace. KELLETT.—On March 31, at the Dunedin Hospital, Thomas Samuel Robson Kelletfc, beloved eldest son of Elizabeth Gourlick, 36 Arthur street; agod 25 years. KENNY. On March 28, at her son-in-law's residence (Mr George Middleditch), Sawyers Bay, Ann Kenny; aged 69 years. R.I. P. KEY.—On April 2, at hts residence, Wal« tati, James Kuy; aged 86 years. Private interment.—A. J. Wynn and Hope, undertakers. LEAN.—On March 28, at his residence, 11 Graham street, Stephen, the beloved" hujband of Margaret Lean; aged 57 years. LEYLAND— On March 29, at her parents' residence, 6 Richmond street, South Dunedin, Alice, second eldest daughter of Thomas and Mary Ann Ley'.and; aged 22 years. Deeply mourned. OMBLER.—On April 1, 1912. at St. Clair, Dunedin, Mrs E. N. Ombler (late of Manchester), wife of W. H. Ombler; h\ her sixty-fifth year. Homo papers picas* oopv. PEARSON.-On xMaroh 30, at. the residence of her daughter, Mrs A. Y. Lees, Lower Hutt, Janet, relict of Robert Pearson, Waikouaiti, Otago; in her eighty-seventh year, REID.—On Tuesday, March 26, 1912, aft his residence, Anderson crescent, Roslyn, Charles Stuart Reid, dearly beloved husband of Bessie Patrick; in his fortysixth year. No cards. SIMPSON.—On March 30, Colin Douglas only son of William AlexanJi - and [sabel Simpson, of 126 Park terrace, ( church, and .brother of A.. 1-1. Falconer, George street, Dunedin STODDART—On Maroh 30, at the residence of her brother (Alexander Familton, Oamaru), Agnes, widow of John Stoddart of Hampden. WADDELL —At Cromwell, on Monday, March 25, 1912, Thomas Waddall; aged 77 years; born Septembor 17, 1835. Native of Dundee, Scotland. IN MEMORIAM. » AITKEN. —In sad and loving memory of Elizabeth, beloved wife of V illiain Aitkeo, who died at St. David street on March 31, 1910. Oh, why did God not leavo you here— you with one who loved you dear? Are there not others glad to go, Freed from lives of strife and woo? But what is this that He hath said: "They only sleep—they are not dead"? Oh, foolish heart, why do you bleed, For earthly love is but the "seed. ' ANDERSON.—In loving memory of our doar Mother, Mary Anderson, i he departed this life on March 28, """'■ >.,-. Dunedin. " Peace, porfo sorted by her loving daugi CAMPBELL. —In loving remembr. ■• •<■ -f Robert Montgomery, beloved son of Harriet and the late Alex. Campbell, who was accidentally drowned in the Clutho River, at Lowburn, 18th February, 1894 j aged 17 years. Deeply regretted. CKSSFORD.—In loving memory of my dear wife, Ifabolla Smith, who died on March 31, 1911.—Inserted' by her loving husband. GIBBS. —In loving memory of our deaf Mother, who died at Dunedin, March 23, 1911. A prcc'->us one from us is gone, A voice wo loved is stilled: A place is vacant in our homo Which never can bo filled. —lnserted by her loving sons. J. and A. D. Watson. MILLER. —In loving mornoj v of my dear husband, Donald Miller, who departed this life at Hyde on March 31. 1910. "So loved, so mourned."—lnserted by his sorrowing wife and daughter.-. Notifications of Births, Marriages, and Deaths appearing In the Witness also receive icsortlon a the Dally Times and in the Monthly for Europe without additional charge. 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