DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3332, 23 January 1918, Page 39

DEATHS.

BLACK—On January 16, 1918, at his residence, Henley, Francis Black, dearlybeloved husband of the late Euphemia Black; in his seventy-third year. Deeply regretted. BRADING—On January 17, 1918, at her residence, 8 Kevin street, The Glen, Mornington, Eliza, relict of Jani.es Bra-ding; in her eightieth year. " Peace, perfect peace." BUSH.—On January 16, 1918, at her residence, 40 Bridgman streei, Kensington, Margaret Mary, dearly-beloved wife of George William Bush. Deeplv regretted. R.I.P:

CLARK.—On January 17, 1918, at Lumsden, William Hamilton Clank, schoolmaster, beloved husband of Ma-ttio Clark; aged 57 years. DAVIDSON.—On January 11. at Vancouver, George N. Davidson, dearly-beloved husband of Jeannio Davidson (nee Potts), and youngest son of the late John and Sarah Davidson, late of ♦" Kelvin Waimumu; aged 42 years. DEANS.—On January 15, 1918, at Duiiediin. Louvina Deans (late of Wanganui), dearly beloved wife of Charles G. Deans, jun., Imperial Government, London, daughter of Mrs E- Smith (Feilding), daughter-in-law of Charles Deans, 82" Macnndrcw road: aged 38 voars. Deeply regretted. DENNIS.—On January 15, 1918, at the residence of his daughter (Mrs D. Moffitt). Abbotsford, George, dearly-beloved husband of Mary Dennis; in his seventy-fourth year. Australian reapers please copv. DUNCAN.—On January 17, 1918. at _ 4 Alpha street, Roslyn, Euphemia Michie, wife of George S. Duncan, and daughter of the late James Kilgour. GRESHAM.—At his residence, Alice street, Invercargill, on Sunday, 13th January, 1918, John Joshua, dearly-beloved husband of Anna M. Gresham ; in his eightythird year. "He giveth. His beloved sleep." HAY.—On January 19, 1918, at her mother's residence, Peel street, Lawrence, Annie Johnstone (Nan) Hay, beloved daughter of Isabella and the late William Hay: aged 25 years: HERRON.—On January 18, at Dunedin, James Herron; aged 48 years. HUNTER. —On January 14 (suddenly), at his residence, 5 Windsor street, Opoho, Ronald, the beloved husband of Flora Hunter; aged 68 years. Deeply mourned. JACKSON.—On January 20, 1918, at Dunedin Hospital, Christina Stewart Jackson, dearly beloved fourth daughter of John and Marion Jackson, of Arthur street, Milton; in her seventeenth year. "At rest."

JONES.—On January 21, 1918. at her residence, 95 Albany street, Marie Jones, dearly beloved wife of Walter Jones, LYALL— On January 21, 1918, at her residence, Maungatua (after a ehot't illness), Margaret, beloved wife of George Lyall; aged 69 years. Deeply regretted.—The Funeral will leave for the West Taieri Cemetery at 1 p.m. To-morrow (Thursday), 24th inst. —Hugh Gourley, undertaker. M'CARTNBY.—On January 22, 1918, at Portobello. Jessie Agnew, dearly-beloved wife of John M'Oartney; aged 75 years. M'GUCKIN.—On January 20. at Omakau, James, dearly beloved husband of Sarah M'Guokin; aged 63 years. MIDDLEMISS —On January 19, 1918, at his residence, Lawrence. James Wood Middlomiss, blacksmith; in his eighty -fourth year. MOWAT.-On January 19, 1918, at her residence, - 4 Ferguson street. Parkside. Caversham, Jane Berry, the beloved wife of Robert Mowat; in her forty-seventh year. " At rest." NORMAN.—On January 17, at Naseby Hospital. Christina Mavis, beloved daughter of Albert and Jean Norman, Golden Creek. Invercaraill. SMITH.—On January 21, 1918, at a private hospital. Dunedin, Charles Albert, the beloved third son of Eliza and the late John Smith. 15 Argyle street, Mornington. " God loved him best."

STEWART.—On Junuary 16, at his residence. 18 Glen road, David, the beloved husband of Christina Stewart; aged 54 vears. Deeply mourned. THOMSON.—On Januarv 17, a't the Tuapeka Hospital, Charles Thomson, dearlybeloved ,husband of Hanna Thomson, Waitahuna Gully ; aged 78£ years.