DEATHS.
CHALMERS. —Ok January 7, nt lur resi(l: nee, 55 Presron crescent, Boileknowes, Jancc Fyie, relict oi Robert Chalmers, ut VYaiwira South; aged 79 vears. Deeply mourned. CHAPMAN. On Dt ceinber 11, 1916, at hi.- residence, " Sunt heden," Covuitry lurk, Streatham, London. .Francis Chapman (founder cil the linn oi Francis Cha] man, Sons, and Devices, London and Sydney). CHiSIiOLAJ. On .litiiiiiiiy 3." 1917, at Waihi Hospital, Helen Mary, eldesl daughter of 'Mir, and the late Alexander Chisholin, of Outrain. CLANCY.—On January 5. at her residence, 27 Mechanic street, North-East Valley, Ellen, hi loved wife of Join. Clancy; aged 76 year-,. Deeply regretted. R.I.P. COXON.—On December 26, 1916, Richard Anderson, eldest beloved son of George Anderson and Jennie Uoxon, Kuwa Evawa street, Wangauui East llato ot Dunedin). R.I.P. DAY.—On January 2, 1017 (suddenly), Amelia. Louisu Day, eldest daughter of Louisa, and James Dav, of Tewslcy street, Dunedin; aged 21 vears. R.I.P. DRY.—On January 4, at the Dun-din Hospital. Margaret Millar, the beloved, wife of James Dunbar Dry, 9 Clyde avenue. Deeply regretted. FOGO.—On January 5. at his residence. Grey street. Port Chalmers, John Ewcn .logo; aged 82 years. GRAHAM.—On January 7.. 1917, at his residence. Too'.uk. Melbourne, Ernest Graham, A.0.5.M., fifth son of the late G. C Graham, of Milton, and beloved husband of Katie Keam; need 45 yeare. GRANT—On January '9, 1917, at his parents' residence, Forbury crescent, St. Kilda, Clarence Bruce (Jim), dearly beloved and only coti of Thomas and Georgina Grant; in his thirteenth year. "So loved, so mourned." Private interment.—A. S. Archer and Co.. undertakers. HAMILTON.—On January 9, 1917. at her residence, Miller's Flat, Agnes Hannah, dearly beloved wife of William Hamilton; aged 44 years. —Funeral on Friday at 2.30 p.m.—E. Johns, undertaker. HODGE.—On January 5, at Island terrace. Port Chalmers, Grace Couch Hodge, relict of Captain Thomas Hodge; aged 71 years.. JAMES.—On January 5, at her residence, 78 Filleul street, Georgina.' beloved wife of John James. Deeplv mourned. JOHNSON.—On January 3. 1917, at Dunedin,' Peter, beloved husband of Sarah Johnson, and brother of Magnus Johnson, 42 Bradshaw street. South Dunedin; aged 58 years (late of Temuka). Deeply regretted. KAIN.—On January 2. at East Gore Private Hospital. Thomas, beloved husband of Margaret Kain; aged 49. . M'CARTHY.—On January 2. at Dunedin, Daniel M'Carthy. M'GILL. —On January 3, at Dunedin Hospital. Sidney M'Gill, the beloved son of Emilie Druu.unond, stepson of \V. G. Drummond, St. Kilda. and grandson of the late Victor Kiee. of Waitati; aged 17 years. Deeply mourned.
MTVER —On January 7, at Duncdin, Isabella Jane, only daughter of the late John and Jane M Tver, of Arnev street, South Duncdin; in her twenty-third year. M'MILLAN.—On January 4, at her residence, Gordo;; street, Balclutha, Annie Mackay, beloved wife of John M'Millan, and aunt of the late Rev. George Mackay, M.A.. of Doune, Scotland; aged TO vears. O'KANE— On January 4. 1917. at her residence, Barclay sheet. Duddingston. N.E. Valley. Ellen Lavinia Annie, beloved wife of Hugh O'Kane; aped 49 years. ROBINS.—On January 3. at her father's residence, 94 Cargill road, South Duncdin, Eliza, eldest daughter of Willyim Robins; aged 45 vears. SHAW.'—On December 29. accidentally drowned at Kelso, Margaret, the youngest and deeply loved daughter of Catherine Shaw. "She did her dutv." SHEPPARD.-On January 4. at Cambrian, Jan.' Adams, beloved (laughter of Eliza and Samuel Shcppard; aged 24 vears. SIMPSON.—On December 25, 1916, at Wellington, Margaret Prentice, beloved eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs E. A. Gibson. 86 Kino- Edward street. "At rest." STEVEN,.—On January 4. 1917, at Ins residence. Passmoro crescent. Maori Hill (after a long and painful illness, borne with Christian fortitude). Janes, beloved husband of Jessie Steven. "At rest.'' SUTHERLAND.—On January 2, at the residence of William Ross, Langwell, Toiro. Christina Sutherland, daughter of the late Robert Sutherland (late of Waitcpeka); aged 55 years. TAIT.—On January 3. 1917. at the Cromwell Hospital, Thomas Tait, clearly beloved husband of Bridget Tait, of Kawarau Gorge; aged 76 vears. TURNBULL.—On January 2. 1917, at Timaru (after a short illness), Thomas, beloved husband of Jean Turnbull, and eldest son of William Turnbull, Duncdin; aged 37 vears. WHEELER -On January 3. 1917. at Duncdin, Ernest Wheeler, dearlv beloved husband of Mary (Cissy) Wheeler, of 567 a Cumberland street; aged 29 years. "Peace, perfect neace." WILKINS.—On January 7. 1917. at Duncdin. Maria, dearly beloved wife of Charles Debdcn Wilkins. of 57 Clarendon stiver, and mother of Mrs F. Foster and Mrs W. Orange, of Invcrcargill, and Mis H. Burk, Rev. C. Kieran Wilkin- (Christian Brother), of Brisbane, and Edward Wilkins. of Carterton: aged 73 vears. Deeplv regretted. R.I.P. ' WOOTTON*.—On January 5. 1917. at Duncdin. Phrehe Matilda, dearly beloved mother of Philip, John. George, William, Airs M'Lcan. and Mrs Porter, of South Duncdin; aged 86 years. "At rest."
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Otago Witness, Issue 3278, 10 January 1917, Page 35
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