DEATHS.

Southland Times, Issue 17599, 11 March 1914, Page 4

DEATHS.

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! COX.—At his residence. Tussock Creek, j on Monday, March 9. 1914. James Cox, beloved husband of Selina Cox; aged I 7S years. Private interment. KIXGSLAND <t FERGUSON, Undertakers. MOSKLY.—At his residence, Grace street, Appleby, on Monday, March 9. 1914, James .Mosel;-, dearly beloved husband of Harriett Mosely; aged 77 years. The funeral will leave the house on Wednesday, lltli insl., at 2.50 p.m.. for Die Bastern Cemetery. Friends please accept this (the only) intimation. J. FRASER & CO., Undertakers. HUNTER.—Suddenly, at his residence. Inglewood, on March 9. 1914, James Hunter (late of MosgielL .dearly beloved father of James Hunter, fruiterer. Tay street, and C. D. Hunter, bootmaker: in his 75th year. Private interment. J. FRASER & CO.. Fndertakcrs. BAIN. —At Auckland, on the Slit March, 1914. Coßna, Melvor (Collie), fourth daughter of Benjamin and the late Jane Bain, Avcnal Road. Invercargill. Deeply regretted.