DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3886, 4 September 1928, Page 47

DEATHS.

DACKERS.—On August 29, 1928, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr M. Holmes, Clyde, Jessie, widow of the late David Packers, late of Tapanui aged 89 years. DENNISTON.—On Wednesday, August 22, at Wellington, Moya, wife of Maurice Denniston. DOLPHIN.—On August 28, 1928, at tire residence of her son, 4 Laurel Bank, Angeline Dolphin, late of Palmerston; in her seventieth year. "So loved so mourned.” ELLlS.—Suddenly, Thomas < William, dearly beloved eldest son of Thomas and Mysie Ellis, of Vauxhall, Anderson’s Bay; in his thirty-second year. GUYTON.—On August 28, at her residence, 436 Princes street, Dunedin, Emily, dearly beloved wife of James B. Guyton, “ Ipoh,” Federated Malay States. Deeply mourned. HARDING.—On August 28, 1928, at her residence, Christchurch, Kate, dearly beloved mother of Mrs H. Gifford, St. Kilda, and James Harding, Dunedin. Deeply mourned. HAY. —On August 16, at Northccte, Auckland. Fvter Dunlop Hay. late of Dunedin. - HENDERSON.—On August 2, 1928, at her residence, No. 10 Jolimont terrace. Jane Louisa dearly beloved wife of Charles R. Henderson, second daughter of the late James George and Mary Lewis, late of South Clutha and Dunedin (N.Z ) : aged 81 years. Privately interred Melbourne General Cemetery, August 3, 1928. " Until the day dawns and the shadows flee away." INGRAM.—On August 19. at Taumarunui, Albert Ingram, 18 th Reinforcements, beloved third son of the late Eliza and James Ingram, late of Manuka Creek; aged 45. JOHNSTON —On August 27. at the residence of her son-in-law (Mr A. Blackwood), Brockville road, Roslyn, Jane Auchterlonie, widow of James G. G. Johnston, late of Roslyn ; mother of Mr R. K. Johnston (Dunedin), and Mr J. A. Johnston (Christchurch) ; agvd 84 years. Deenly mourned. LOCKHART. —On August 28. 1928, at the residence of her son-in-law (Mr D. Young), Sandymount, Otaeo Peninsula. Christina, loved widow of William Lockhart, of Invercargill. “ Peace, perfect jreace ” LYNCH.—On August 27, 1928, at his residence, 23 Kilgour street, Roslyn, John, dearly beloved husband of Margaret Lynch • aged 79 years. R.I.P. M'CRONE.—On August 29 (suddenly), at her residence, 45 Calder street, St. Kilda Janet, dearly beloved wife of William M'Crone; aged 62 years. Deeply mourned. M'DONALD. —On September 1, 1928, at the residence of his daughter (Mrs Symonds). 14 Kirkcaldy street. Dunedin South. Roderick M’Donald; aged 72 years. "At rest.” M'QUEEN. —On August 31. 1928, at her. residence, Harrington street, Port Chalmers. Mary M'Queen, widow of George M'Queen, late of Mansford Town, Port Chalmers; in her seventy-eighth year. " At rest.” M'GILVARY.—On August 30, at Dunedin Hospital. Flora, beloved wife of James S M'Gilvary, 43 Russell street; In her thirtysecond year. “ She died as she lived." M'LEAN.—On August 30, at Dunedin, Ellen M'Lean, formerly of Perthshire, Scotland : ’n her ninety-first year. "At rest." , MAYNE.— On August 27, at his residence, 16 High street, Musselburgh, Dunedin, Joseph, dearly belove-i husband of -Clara Mayne (late of Arrowtown). Deeply mourned. PERCY. —On August 31, at Dunedin, Marion, widow of William Percy; aged 84 years. "At rest.” PLUMB.—On August 27, 1928. at Woollahra, Sydney, Mary, beloved wife of Harry ■ Plumb, after a short illness. Deeplymourned. QUENNELL.—On September 1, at his residence, 46 Patrick street, Mornington, Albert Line, beloved husband of Janie Quennell. - Deeply mourned. . ■ ' SHERIFF.—On September 2, 1928, at her residence. Mary street. Port Chalmers, Mary, relict of the late Francis Sheriff; aged 88 years. Deeply mourned. SIM.—On August 29, at his residence, 811 George street, John, beloved husband of the late Barbara Sim; aged 86 years. “At rest” SIM.—On August 29. at Wellington, William Alexander, beloved husband of Frances Mary Sim, “ Waimoko,” Musselburgh, Dunedin. SINCLAIR.—On -September 2. 1928, at her residence. 23 Cargill street. Janet, relict of John H. Sinclair; aged 82 years. STANSFIELD.—On^August 29, 1928, at Bumßlde (oudde-'lv), A., beloved wife of Henry Stansfield, and sister of William Cook.' _■ ■ .=• ■ ■