DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3382, 8 January 1919, Page 35

DEATHS.

ANDERSON—On January 4, 1919, at Christchurch, Margaret, ■ relict of John Anderson} late of St. Kilda, Dunedin, and dearly beloved mother of Mrs J. Angus and Mr F. Anderson, Mrs J. Craig (of Dunedin), and Mrs F. Wigney, Mr P. Anderson, Miss L. Anderson (of Christchurch), and Mrs J. Guthrie (of Gisborne), and J. Anderson (Auckland). "So loved, so mourned." Private interment.—A. &.' Archer and Co., undertakers. BISCHISKIE.—On January 5, 1919, at his residence,. 74- Grange street, Julius,/beloved husband of Mary Bischiskie, and father of Albert Bischiskie, of Christchurch;. -aged 79 vears. R.I.P. CAMERON.'—On Tuesday, December 31, 1918, at his residence, Glenfalloch, Nokomai, Donald ' Angus Cameron, dearly beloved husband of Margaret -Emily Cameron; aged 83 years. Born in Fortwilliam, Inver-ness-shire, Scotland, on .August 8,. 1835. R.I.P. CLACK.—On December 27, at her resi dence, Mount Pleasant, Park Hill, Emma Margaret, relict of William Clack, of Heriot; in her .seventy-first year. "Asleep with Jesus." COCKERELL.—On December 31, 1918, at Sutton, Georgo Montgomery Cockerell, beloved husband of Margaret Cockerell, and beloved son of Allan and Alison Cockerell, Sutton. Deeply regretted. JJOLLAN.—On January 6, 1919. .at Timaru, James Dollan, "Maybank," NorthEast Valley, Dunedin, beloved brother of Mrs T. Maxwell (Christchurch) and uncle of Mrs A. W. Rabbins (of Timaru); aged 69 years. DUNCAN. —On January 6, at Oamaru, James William, eldest son of John and the late Elizabeth Duncan, of Bortons. Deeply regretted. DUNDON.—On December 28, 1918, at Christchurch, Jessie Christina, dearly loved daughter of Mrs Flora Dundon; aged 25 years. Deeply mourned. FINLAYSON —On January 5, 1919, at her son-in-law's residence (Mr L A. Warren), 10 Moana crescent, Sunshine, Dunedin, Helen, dearly beloved mother of Mrs J. Howie (of Milton) and Mis L. A. Warren (of Dunedin): aged 75 years. "At rest." GILL.—On'January 6, 1919, at his son's residence, Portobello, Samuel Gill; aged 86 years.' Deeply regretted. '. "" GILLANDERS—At Lary Farm, Ballaler, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, on Sunday, December 29, James Gillanders; aged £9 years. Deeply mourned. HILL.—On October 29, 1913, at Broomhill, Glasgow, Scotland, Doctor Thomas Hill, brother of Samuel and Robert Hill, Abbotsford, Green Island. He was the friend of the poor and needy. INGLIS.—On January 1, 1919, at her residence, Mount Steep, Tokomairiro, Ann Skeldon, relict of James Inglis; aged 90 years. "At rest." JOHNSTON.—At Bennington Angle, Cupar, Fife, Scotland; Jane Hepburn, youngest daughter of the late Bev. J. J. Johnston, of Newburgh, Fife, and sister of Mrs T. Moore-Wright, cf Oaversham. KING.—On January 7. 1919.. at Dunedin, Charles Edward, dearly beloved second son of Frederick and Margaret King, of 16 Hario>v street; aged 16 years. Deeply mourned. The Funeral will leave 122 Castle street Tomorrow (Thursday), Bth inst., at 10.30, for the Northern Cemetery. Southland paper,? please copy. —A. S. Archer and Co., undertakers. KENNEDY. —On January 7, at the residence.of -his daughter (Mrs P. W. Edmonds), 51 Park terrace, Kensington, Duncan Kennedy ; aged 75 years. Private interment. — Hope and Kinaston, undertakers. LILLY.—On December 31, 1918, at her parents' residence, No. 562 Castle street, Dunedin, Joan, the dearly beloved youngest daughter of Alfred William and Edith Lilly; in her ninth vear. MACDONALD.—On January 2, 1919, at Hindon (suddenly), Jane, youngest daughter of Durwan Maedonald, Woodside, and dearly loved sister of Messrs Maedonald Bros., Inverlochy, Hindon. Deeply mourned. M'DONALD.—On December 30, 1918, at Mosgiel (suddenly), Janet M'Donald, of 20 M'Millan street£ Roslyn, relict of Coll. M'Donaid, lato of Kjlmog. /