DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3501, 19 April 1921, Page 35

DEATHS.

M’INTYHE. —On April 10, at Clyde Hospital, Gregor (Rocks), eldest son of the late John and Ann MTntyre, Kelvin grove, Dunedin. MURRAY.—On April 12, at the residence of her daughter (Mrs J. Riley), 42 Norfolk street. St. Clair, Dunedin, Fanny, relict of Andrew Murray, late of Mataura; in her eighty-fifth year. NELSON— On April 13, 1921, at her mother’s residence, 63 Arthur street, Dora (Dolly), dearly beloved eldest daughter of Mrs E. Nelson. “At rest.” PETRIE.—On April 15, 1921, at his residence, Wa-itepeka, Alexander, beloved husband of Margaret Petrie; in his eightyfourth year. Deeply mourned. POWELL.—On April 15, 1921, at Lis residence, 124 London street, Walter Chambsrlain, deeply beloved husband of Mary Powell; ; aged 70 years. Deeply mourned. SCOBLE.—On April 17, 1921, at Dunedin, William Henry Broad, dearly-beloved husband of Henrietta Scobie, of 6 Pine Hill terrace, and dearly-beloved father of Sydney Lucian Scobie, 16 Grater street, Maori Hill, and Mrs F, Conroy, 139 Orlrell street, Gladstone, and Mrs S. Thomas, 36 Princes street, Musselburgh, in his 78rd year. At .rest. SPRATT.—On April 16, 1921, at 35 York place, Agnes, relict of Samuel Spratt, late of Sutton; aged 68 years. WARREN.—On April 17, 1921, at Dunedin, Dorothy, beloved granddaughter of William Warren, of 13 Millar street, North-East Valley; aged 17 years .and 6 months. “So loved, so mourned." WILLIAMSON. —On April l 13, at Hyde, John, beloved husband of Annie Williamson; aged 47 years. Deeply mourned. WILSON.—On April 11, 1921, at Cromwell Hospital, Mary Vercoe (Molly), dearly beloved youngest daughter of William and Agnes Wilson, of Lauder; aged 11 years and 3 months. Deeply regretted. WOOD.—On April 13, 1921, at his residence, 102 Victoria road, St. Kilda. John, beloved husband of Sarah Ann Wood; aged 67 years. Deeply mourned.—North Island papers please copy. WURR— On April 11, 1921, at Dunedin, Martha Sarah, beloved wife of the late James Wurr; in her eighty-first year. “At rest.”