BIRTH.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 9322, 24 August 1908, Page 3

BIRTH.

IDE LA COUR.— On August 21st, at Packe Street, St Albans, to Mr arid Mrs A. P. De La Cour — a son. deaths! BATHGATE.— On August 21st, at " Tho Glen," Dunedin, Catherine Campbell Bathgate; aged' eighty-eight. FOSTER.— At the residence of his son-in-law, Mr A. Jorgensen. Regent Street "Woolston, Thomas, the dearly beloved husband of Martha Foster, in his seventy-first year. ijJOYCE.— On August 22, at Ms parents' rel aidence, Randolph Street, Wooiston, Alan. Gilmore, beloved infant son of T. and H." 1 It. Joyce, late of Harewood. Private interment. PHIPPS.— On August 22nd, at Kaiapoi, Allie Christina, beloved daughter of Mary Anna *ndl Joseph Phipps; aged fourteen months. So mourned. Auckland papers please oop. r . EPRIDEAUX.— On August 23, 1908, at Christchurch, Mary Ann C. Prideaus, of Lincoln Road, Spreydon; aged sixty-seven years. At rest. Private interment. /SrOXJNG.— August 23rd, at her late residence, 370, Hereford Street, Christchurch, Eliza-beth-Shannon, wife of Peter Young; in . Tier sixty-eighth year. R.I.P. Private interment. No flowers. I IN "MEMORIAM: jDWEN. — In affectionate remembrance of i Alexander Owen, who departed this life i August 23rd, 1907. .JPo live in hearts we leave behind is not to die. Inserted by his loving wife, Mabel L. 'Owen.. BILL. — In loving niemcry of my dear husband', Rowland Parker Hill, who died August 23, 1907. \ Inserted by his loving- wife and daughters. HfALBOTT. — In loving memory of Miriam, ■ wife of Thog. Talbott, Cust. 1 As the ivy clings to the oak Our memory clings to thee; N© more your loving smile will greet ue, And we miss your fond embrace. Life lias harder seemed without you; We etill miss your loving face. . Inserted by her husband and family. *TAYLOR. — In tad but loving memoir of my ! dear niece, Elizabeth Jane Taylor (Ciasie) \ who departed this life on August '23, 1907' aged fifteen years. ' ' Sl«ep on in thy beauty, thou sweet an«»el chUd. ° Jjv sorrow unblighted, by sin undefiled; Xiike tho dove to the ark thou hast flown t o th.y reat, From the wild &caß of strifa to the home of the blest i Inserted by her loving auntie, H.W.