DEATHS.

Colonist, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7701, 7 August 1893, Page 3

DEATHS.

Armstrong. — July 20, at her parents' residence, Cambridge road, Wellington, Jessie Florence, beloved daughter of Edwin R. and Catherine Armstrong, aged 8 years and 2 months ; deeply regretted. Bell.— July 13, at Mr Thomas Duncan's residence, Motueka, James Bell, late of Palmerston North, aged 55 years. Clark. - July 16, at Nelson, of consumption, Luna Maria, beloved wife of S. W. Clark, of Collingwood street, in her 52nd year, Her end was peace. Dalton. August 4, at the Hospital, Nelson, Mrs S. Dalton, matron of the Hospital, aged 58 years. Dbogemulleb.— July 25, at Upper Moutere, Mra Drogemiiller, widow of the late Mr Christopher Drogemiiller, aged 77 years. Deceased was greatly respected by all who knew her. Ebskine.— July 31, at " Springfield," Wakapuaka, after a long and painful illness, Erskine Thomas Erskine, late Major 63rd Regiment Indian Native Infantry, aged 86 years. Edwabps.— Mary Louisa, the beloved wife of John Edwards, aged 39 years, after a shott and painful illness. Deeply regretted by all who knew her. [Blenheim and Melbourne paper* p T ease copy.] FrvKN.— July 28, at Richmond, Henry Fiven, aged 83 years. Fowleb.— May 8, 1893, Nancy, widow of the late Thomas Fowler, Esq, of Qhurch Farm, Leonard Stanley, Gloucestershire, England, aged 87 years. Htjffah.— Jaly 11, at Viotoria Cresoent, the Fort, Timothy Hnffam, late of Cowes, Isle of Wight, aged 84 years. Ltjxford. — July 13, 1893, at LewisviUe, off Tinakori road (Wellington), suddenly of apoplexy, Mary Ann Luxford, relict of tbe late William Nioholas Luxford, aged 68 years. Ij6i>ge.— July 21, at the Wairau Hospital, Mary Ann, relict of the late John Lodge, aged 69 years,