DEATHS.

Colonist, Volume XLVI, Issue 9380, 17 January 1899, Page 2

DEATHS.

BBANFiLL.-On January 9th, at bis residence, Brook-street Valley, Colonel Benjamin Aylett Branfill, late H.M. 86th Regiment, and of Upminster Hall, Essex, England, in his 71st year. Day.— On January 10th, at her mother's residence, Grove-street, The Wood, Nelson, Bertha, youngest daughter of Mrs Day, aged 13 years. Fbebmah.— On January 12th, 1899. at her reßidenoe, Rauell-Btreet, Sarah Freeman, wife of Mr T. G; Freeman, aged 66 years. Hcstkb-Bbown.— On IJeoember £6th, &t hisrisidsnoe, "Eiong-Look-Oat," Ohbrles Hunter-Brown, aged 73 years. KEtihid. — December 28th, at his residence, Wakefield, Charles F. C. foiling, aged 80 years. KiTCHiKfI. — On January 10th, at the residence of his parents, Waimea-street, John Ward, beloved youngest son of John Arthur and Annie Kitching, aged 2 years. Manning.— On Deoamber 23rd, 1898, at Gloucester>3tteet, Leßlie James, dearly beloved and yoongeat Bon of Frank and Evelyn Manning, Bged 5 months* McDonald.— -On Daoember 16th, at his residenoe, Takaka, after a brief illnesß, Andrew MoDonaid, native of Blanfield, Sootland, and late re tdeot in Collingwood and Takaka for the last 38 years, aged 70 years* Weekes.— January 15thj at the Hospital, Nelson, Richard Whitford Weekes, of Takaka, aged 58 years; Woolly.— January 3rd, at Mangaonoho; Alice, the beloved wife of Albert Woolly, and youngest sister of Mr 6; Thomas (of Nelson), aged 25 years*