DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3584, 21 November 1922, Page 39

DEATHS.

AZZARITI.—On November 17, 1922, at No. % Constitution street, Port Chalmers, Susan, relict of Nicholas John Azzariti, and. mother of Mrs D. Geddes and Mrs 11. S. Montgomery. R.I.P. CAMERON. —On November 16, at Dunedin, Jean Gertrude, daughter of tiie late James Keddie Cameron, of Moa Flat Station. CARR. —On November 16, at Dunedin, Mary Ann, widow of Robert Carr. COCHRAN.—At her residence, 175 E3k street, Invercargill, on MoncViy, November 13, 1922, Margaret Tennant Cochran. . COOPER.—At Waikoikoi, on November 14, 1822, Margaret, relict of William Cotter; in her ninety-second year. “At rest." DUNLOP.—On November 17, at the residence of her brother-in-law (W. Raper), 40 Rosebery street, Belleknowes, Mornington, Isabella (Queenie), dearly beloved daughter of Agnes and the late Frank Dunlop. Deeply grieved for.^ FALLA.—-’On November 18, at 116 Upland road, Kelburn, Wellington, Michael Wentworth, infant son of Audrey and Norris Falla. FARRELLY.—At her residence, Otautau, on Thursday, November 16, Margaret, dearly beloved wife of Anthony *• Farrelly; . aged 47 years. R.I.P. FIDDES. —On November 15, at his residence, £4O King street, Dunedin, George William, beloved husband of Annie Fidde-3; aged 51 years. Deeply mourned. FINDLAYL—On November 14, at Nurse Cupples's, Ronwald John, dearly loved infant son of John and Catherine Findlay, Driver street, St. Kilda. Requiescat in pace. FINN.:—At the Southland Hospital, on Saturday, November 11, Walter George, beloved husband of Christina Finn, Edendale, and late of Balclutha ; aged 60 years. Deeply regretted. FISHER.—On November 13, 1922, at ! Oamaru, John Wilson, beloved husband of Annie Fisher. Deeply mourned. N FINDLAY.—On November 14, at Nurse Cupples’s, Romuald John, dearly beloved infant son of John and Catherine Findlay, l>river street* St. Kilda. Requiescat in pace. FI^NCIS.—On November 18 (suddenly), at her residence, Clyde street, Balclutha, Mary, relict of Charles Francis; in her sixty-sixth year. Deeply regretted.- | GAIN.—On November 16, at 61 Serpentine avenue, Dunedin, Cyril Wilfrid; aged 9 months, infant son of Wilfrid V. and Ivy Gain.

GEMMELL.—At her residence, Alexandra, on November 13, Violet, daughter of A. Gemmell, Alexandra; aged 50 years. GILLIES.—On November 13, at the residence of his mother, 29 Frame street, N.E. Valley, William, dearly beloved son of Agnes and the late Captain Gillies; aged 30 years. Deeply mourned. GORDON.—On November 15, 1922, at his residence, Long Valley, Roxburgh, John, eldest son of the late George Gordon; aged 78. Deeply mourned. HANNAGAN.—On November 18, 1922, at Dunedin, Daniel, beloved eldest eon of Bridget and the late John Hannagan, 97a Harrow street. R.I.P. HAWKINS.—At Waihi (suddenly), Mary, dearly beloved wife of Jack Hawkins, and dearly loved sister of Mrs W. D. Hore (Kyeburn) and Mrs A. Caddie, Hobart; aged 54 years. Deeply mourned. HEBDEN.—On November 19, 1922, at the residence of her son-in-law (E. T. North-Ea-st Harbour, Jane, relict of John Hehden, Christchurch; in her seventy-fourth year. ‘ HOFFMANN. —On November 17, at his son’s residence, 15 Law street, Caversham, Emil, beloved husband of Marion Hoffmann ; aged 77 year 6. HUTCHINS.—On November 16, at his residence, Clyde street, Balclutha, George William Hutchins; aged 77 years. INGLIS.—At her residence, Balclutha, on November 13, e-Agnes, wife of H. H. Inglis, formerly of Mosgiel. KNOWLES.—On November 13, at New Lynn, Auckland, Isabella, relict of John Henry Knowles, Port Chalmers. M‘DONALD.—At Kelso, on November 11, Angus, husband of Margaret M'Donald; aged 93 years. R.I.P. M‘GLASHAN.—On November 19, at Dunedin, Ernest M‘Glashan; aged 65 years. ‘‘At re9t." MOSS.—On November 13, 1922, at Dunedin (suddenly), Joseph Llewellyn, dearly beloved husband of Alice Mary Moss, of 2 Hay-wood street, Mornington; aged 59 years. Deeply mourned. . POWELL.—On November 13, 1922, at the residence of his son-in-law (Mr Samuel Holey), Ajax road, Port Chalmers, Joseph PoWell, of Aoomb, Yorkshire; in his seventy-seventh ROBERTSON. I—On 1 —On November 17, 1922, at her residence, 219 Melbourne street, South Dunedin, Mary, dearly beloved wife of Magnus Robertson; aged 73 years. “At rest." SAMSON. —On November 9, 1922, at her residence, 5 On-slow Terrace, Wellington, Isabella, relict of William 'Samson, of Dunedin. SIIAND. —On November 14 (suddenly), at Havelock North, Winifred Ruth, youngest daughter of D. Brett Shand; aged 8 years. TAYLOR. —On November 14, at the parents’ residence, Brydone, Southland, Charles Peter, only son of J. R. M. and Elizabeth Taylor; aged 31 years. TITCIIENER. —On November 18, 1922, at Dunedin. William James, beloved husband of Elizabeth Titchener, 8 Morrison street, Caversham; in his seventy-third year. TOUGH.—On November 14, 1922, at the residence of his parents, Edward street, Milton, William Albert Lawrence, infant bon of William Albert and Jane Tough; aged nine davs. . WILSON.—On November 13, at Dunedin (the result of an accident), Agnes Isabel West (Daisy), the beloved sister of Peter A. N. Wilson, of Evansdale; in her fifty-

eighth year. Deeply mourned. WILSON. —On November 19. at Palmerston, James, relict of Alice Wilson (late of Te ’ Houka); aged 64 years. WOOD.—On November 13, at her residence. 42 Ro lies ton street, AVellington, Mary, dearly loved wife of Benjamin Wood, and daughter of the late John and Elizabeth Samson; aged 37 years. Deeply # mourned. • IN MEMORIAM. ALEXANDER. —In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away at Green Island on November 16, 1919. Also our dear father, who passed away on April 23, 1919. “ So loved, so mourned." —Inserted by their loving family. BARBER. —In loving memory of our dear father, who died at Shag Point on November 16. 1919. Also dear mother, who died at Shag Point on April 8, 1888. “To memory ever dear.” —Inserted by their loved ones. BARR.—In loving memory of our dear Myrtle, who passed away at Dunedin on Novemljer 15, 1918. Sweet is the word remembrance, As these few lines will show. You shall never be forgotten. Myrtle, In the years that come and go. —lnserted by her sorrowing parents, sisters and brothers. BOWDEN.—In sad memory of our dear mother, Alice Bowden, who died on November 20, 1907. —Inserted by her sorrowing husband and family.