DEATHS
DUNBAR. —On September 21, 1928, at her father’s residence, 6 Hereford street, Roslyn, Annie Grace, dearly beloved daughter of James and Rosina Dunbar; aged 17 years. “ With Christ, which is far better.” DUNCAN.—(Sn September 23, 1928, at Moeraki, Charlotte Clara, beloved widow of the late Alexander Duncan; aged 35 years. FAHEY.—At Owaka, on September 20 (suddenly), Isabella, beloved wife of William Fahey; aged 43 years. Deeply mourned. FISHER.—On September 23, 1928, Janet Graeme Rollo, beloved wife of Arthur H. Fisher, at 87 Melville street, Dunedin. FRYE.—On September 19, 1928, at her residence, 85 Neville street, Dunedin, Florence, beloved wife of Charles Frye; in her sixty-sixth year. GREEN.—On September 22, at Balclutha Hospital, James, dearly beloved husband of Bella Green; aged 56 years. Deeply mourned. HANCOCK.—On September 20, 1928, at 91 Highcliff road, Anderson’s Bay,. Dunedin, Henry Richard, youngest son of John Henry and the late Martha Hancock ; in his thirtyeighth year. (After a long illness.) M'CRORIE.—On September 21, at his residence, 73 Melville street, Dunedin, John, beloved husband of Margaret M’Crorie. "At rest.” M'INERNEY.—On September 21, 1928, at his residence, Lismore street, Lawrence, Patrick, beloved husband of Bessie MTnerney aged 80 years. R.I.P. M’LENNAN.—On September 17, 1928 (suddenly), at the residence of her daughter (Mrs L. Gray), of 117 Harrow street, Margaret, dearly beloved wife of the late Kenneth M'Lennan, also ' eloved mother of Mrs W. Taylor ; aged 70 years. “At rest." MACKELLAR.—On September 15, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs E. S. Hope, Deep Bay, French Pass. Elizabeth, widow of the late Duncan MacKellar, of Cromwell, in her 87th year.—lnterred at Karori. MACKIE. —On September 19, Janey Lindsay, beloved youngest daughter of the Rev. Lindsay Mackie, late of First Church, Dunedin.
MESTON.—On September 20, at the residence of her brother-in-law (Mr W. Hughes), Portobello. Jane Elizabeth, relict of James Meston (accountant), late of Riversdale, and eldest daughter of the late John and Jessie Niven, Dunedin. "A patient sufferer gone to rest.” MONTAGUE. —On September 19, 1928, at Dunedin, Marcella Johanna, dearly beloved wife of Michael Montague, of Park terrace; aged 58 years. R.I.P. MUIR.—At her residence, 36 Duke street, Gladstone, Invercargill, on Sunday. September 16, 1928, Mary Watters Muir, wife of T. M. B. Muir, and daughter of the late T. W. Downie. Esq.. Trininallum, Stirling. Scotland ; aged 81 yvars. PATERSON.—On September 17. 1928 (after a short illness), at her residence. South Town Belt, Mary Jane, beloved wife of George Paterson ; aged 71 years. Deeplv mourned. STRAIN.—On September 18, at Lyndhurst Private Hospital, Christchurch, Percy, dearly loved eldest son of Mrs S. M. Strain. Dunedin..
AYLOR.—On September 20, 1928, at Balclutha, David, beloved husband of the late Lydia Taylor; aged 75 years. THOMSON.—On September 21, 1928 (suddenly), at his residence, 98 Cannington road, Maori Hili, David (Inspector of Works), beloved husband of Grace Elizabeth Thomson ; aged 73 years. TIPPETT.—On September 19, 1928, at Hanmer Springs, Margaret Jane, beloved younger daughter of the late Samuel and Mary Tippett, and sister of Mrs John Richards. Cromwell. WEAVER.—On September 23, 1928, at Dunedin, Margaret Miller, beloved wife of Albert Edward Weaver, 143 St. David street; aged 60 years. Deeply mourned. WILBY.—On September 18, 1928, at 25 Durham street, Sydenham, Christchurch, Thomas Wilby, dearly loved father of Mrs P. Harris; in his eighty-ninth year, “Asleep in Jesus.” WlLLlAMS.—On'September 22, 1928, at Dunedin, William John Williams, of “ Morfa," 213 Forbury road, St. Clair. WILSON.—On September 21, 1928, at Dunedin, Marion, beloved wife of the late James Wilson, late of Port Chalmers; aged 72 years. "At rest.”
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Otago Witness, Issue 3889, 25 September 1928, Page 47
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