DEATHS
ATKINSON.—On September 30, 1930, at her residence, Thames street, Oamaru, Pattie Chillocott, beloved wife of Edward Alfred Atkinson.
BENTHAM.—At Auckland, on September 29, Rose Lilian, wife of the late Robinson Bentham. Dunedin.
BENTHAM.—On September 29, 1930, at Auckland, Rose Lilian, daughter of the late Henry Dench and sister of Mrs A. Cable, Port Chalmers. BURNS. —On October 5, 1930, at his residence, 303 George street. Andrew Burns; aged 77 years. “At rest.” CRAWFORD. —On October 1. at 64 Elm row, Dunedin, William, dearly beloved husband of Ada Crawford; in his seventieth year. “At rest.” DEE.—On October 1, 1930, at Dunedin, Patrick, beloved husband of Laura Dee. of Thames street Mosgiel; aged 75 yeara R.I.P. DODDS. —On October 2, at the Gore Hospital, Christina, dearly beloved wife of James Dodds, End street. Mataura ; aged 52 years. EAGERTY.—On August 23, at East Malvern, Victoria, Edward Joseph, elder son of the late Mr and Mrs J. J. Eagerty, formerly of Otago, and beloved brother of Katie, Freddie (deceased), Ada, and Maude, of Nott street. East Malvern, Victoria. “ Requiescat in pace.” GALT.—On October 1, at her parents’ residence, Alexandra, Noalene Frances, dearly beloved eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs V H. Galt; aged 2 years 9 months. HUSSEY.—On October 4, 1930, at Dun edin, Thomas, beloved husband of Catherine Hussey, of 89 Carroll street; aged 69 years JEROMSON.—On October 3, 1930, at Palinerston North, Agnes, beloved wife of the late Henry Jeromson, and loving mother of Mrs C. Clark, Mosgiel. and Mrs G. Bridges, Roslyn, Deeply mourned.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3995, 7 October 1930, Page 45
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254DEATHS Otago Witness, Issue 3995, 7 October 1930, Page 45
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