DEATHS.

Colonist, Volume LVIII, Issue 14483, 15 August 1917, Page 4

DEATHS.

BROWN.—Qn AugUßt Ist, at his residence, Hardy street, Wiliiam Brown, aged 78 years.

BURNETT.—On July 21st, at Dovedale, Mo sty n Leslie, dearly beloved win of Stanley and Alice Burnett, aged 4 months. Deeply regretted. (Blenheim papers please copy.) OHING.—On Juiy 18th, 1917. William ■Clung, of Grove road, Blenheim, and formerly of Stoke, Nelson.

COLE.—On> August 11th, al the residence of E. W. Hodgson, Wakefield, Fanny widow of the late T. W. Cole, of 88 Valley, in her 72nd year. FALL.OVER.-0n July 26th, 1917, at the residence of Mr W. Stewart, Waimea street. Eliza, relict of the- late : Stephen' Fallover, aged- 74 years.] GILL.—On July 29th, 1917-, at his residence, Crisp's street, Nelson, Alfred j Cornelius, beloved husband of Mary Ann Amelia Gill, aged 60 years. HlßD.—<)n July 4th, at Patea, Rosa May, wife of Edward Hird.'of Patea High School, and daughter of F. and the late T. W. Cole, of 88 Valley, . Nelson. Deeply regretted. KING.—Jn France, on July'lfitb, 1917, Rifleman Samuel Edward King, son of Mrs. H. B. (A. E.) King, Church street, aged 23 years. ROBBIE—On July 22nd, 1917, killed in action," in France, George Alexander Robbie, lieutenant Wellington 1 West Coast Company, 2nd Bn., W.1.R., formerly Q.M.S F. Co. Sth Rfts., and fifth son of James and the late Isabel Robbie, of Palmerston North. WIMSETT.—On July 31st, 1917raT"her residence, Bronti street, Elizabeth Ann, beloved wife of Thomas Wimsett.

"Till the day break's."