DEATHS.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXII, Issue IX, 27 February 1904, Page 47

DEATHS.

ANDREWS.—Feb. 12, at Sawyers Bay, Dmiedin (suddenly), George, dearly beloved husband of Elizabeth Andrews; aged 65 years. ANDSON.—Feb. 16, at Victoria Square, Christchurch, Rubina Andson; aged 82 years. BARCLAY.—Feb. IC. at Caversham, Frederick Ngata Barclay, infant son of A. R. and Annie Barclay; aged 3 months. BLAKE.—Feb. 13. at Southbrook. Canterbury, John, beloved husband of Mary Blake; aged 73 years. BELLRINGER.—Feb. 16, at New Plymouth, Samuel Percy Bellringer, third son of the late James Bellringer; aged 33 years. CLANCY.— Die. 21. at Toronto. John Clahty. ‘fatter ■ of Mrs J. Morkane, of Dunedin. " COOK.— Feb. 7. at Dunedin, Mary, the beloved wife of Robert George Cook. Russel st., and daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Smith, Caversliam; aged 37 years. FARR.—Feb. 7. at Adelaide, the Ven. Archdeacon George Henry Farr. M.A.. LL.D., in his 85th year. FERGUSON. —Feb. 10. at 4. Pi pi tea-street. Wellington. Margaret, relict of the late Samuel Ferguson (late of Maori Hill, Dunedin), aged 63 years. HILL’ — Feb. 19. at Clarence street. Ponsonby. Auckland. Alary Ann. relict of the late James Ambrose Hill; aged GO years. HOWEI/Tj.—Feb.' 7. at Lincoln. Canterbury, Herbert Butler; aged 53 years. HUMPHRIES.—Feb. B,'at 37. * Constablest., Wellington, George Crulckshanks Humphries, infant son of George and Matilda Humphries; aged 4£ months. HUGHES.—Feb. 17, at Eden Terrace, Auckland, William Henry, the dearly beloved son of Stewart Hughes, of Hamilton; aged 3 months. KEELEY.—Feb. 13, at Cambridge West, Waikato, Joseph Keeley; aged .80 years. KITE.—Feb. 14, at 52. Barbour st., Linwood, Chrlstcburvh, Olive Evelyn, infant

daughter of Fred, and Emily Kite; aged 10 months.

KNIGHT.—Feb. If., John Isaac, dearly be loved husband of Vemaris Knight, Auckland, in his 35th year.

MAYR.—Feb. 14. at 28a, Aro street, Wellington, John Henry, dearly beloved husband of Elleu Mayr; aged 68 years.

MILLS.—Feb. 18, at Eden Terrace. Auckland, Elma, infant child of Robert and Elizabeth Mills; aged 2 months.

MOXIIAM.—Feb. 10, at Halcomb?, Wellington, Sarah Ann Moxham, beloved sis ter of A. and H. Moxham.

MUIRHEAD.—Feb. 12, at Gordon rd., Mobgiel, Otago, Catherine Waddell, the beloved wife of Robert Muirhead, in her

73rd year. McKEE.—At Carrhill, Co. Londonderry, Ireland, in her 85th year. Sarah, dearly

beloved mother of Mrs Thos. Sinclair, Eden Terrace, Auckland.

McLARNON. —Feb. 17, at Woodside, Papatoitoi. Auckland, after a short and painful illness, Margaret Dorothy, second and dearly beloved daughter of Thomas and Catherine McLarnon; aged 8 years. McLEOD. —Feb. 6 Catherine, the beloved mother of William, Samuel, and George McLeod, of Macandrew-rd., South Dunedin; aged 47 years. McMINN.—Feb. 14, at 58 Stuart street, Dunedin, Jane, youngest daughter of the late Mr Robert McMinn, Sainfield, Co. Down, Ireland. OWSLEY.—Feb. 11, at Sussex-st., Grey Lynn, Auckland, Margaret Annie (Dot), the beloved wife of Isaac Owsley, in her 27th year. O’HALLORAN.—Feb. 15, at Wanganui, Susan, beloved daughter of John O’Halloran, Ennis, County Clare; aged 21 years. roNSFORD.—Feb. 12, at Feilding, Catherine. the beloved wife of John Ponsforu; aged 51 years. PORTER. —Feb. 13, at 101, Riddiford st., Wellington. John Henry, beloved husband of Mary Elizabetn Porter, in his 31st year. PUDDLE. —Feb. 13, at Be tone, Esma Elizabeth, infant daughter of Theodora and Jaincs Puddle*; aged 4 months. PURVES.—Feb. 7, at Little River, Canterb try, Albert (Bert), the beloved son of A and L. Purves, Fendalton; aged 14. Dee] ly regretted. RALPH. —Feb. 16. at South Dunedin, Louisa, the beloved wife of Alfred Ralph; aged 51 years. RUSBICTDGE. —Feb. 8, at Cadogan street, Sydenham, Reginald James, betovt- son of George James and Alice Rusbridge; aged 10 months.

SHORLAND.—Feb. 17, at Island Bay. Wellington, infant son of J. O. and E. S. Shorland; aged 4 weeks.

SHORTLAND. —Eugenia Shortland. nt •» Hard!, the widow of the late Dr. Short land, at her late residence at Plymouth County Devon; aged 71 years.

STYCH. —Feb. 7, at the Wellington Hospital, Benjamin, youngest son of the late Thom is Stych, and grandson of the late John Stych (who was for 66 years an employee of the 'Birmingham Battery Company; aged 55 years. “God is just.” SUTHERLAND. —Feb. 16, at Te Houkti, near Balclutha, Alexander Sutherland; aged 69 years.

TACON.—Feb. 14, at Sumner, Christchurch, Ellen Mary, beloved wife of J. J. Tacou; aged 4S years.

THORN. —Feb. 15, at Schroeder’s Accommodation House, Redwood’s Valley, Nelson, Elizabeth Thorn, relict of the late John Thorn, Dovedale; aged 79 years.

TOMES.- Feb. 9. at Papamii, Canterbury, Robert Haywood, second and youngest sou of J. B. and A. Toiuvs*. aged 12 years. TI-NNICLIFFE.— Feb. 5, at her residence, “The Chestnuts.” Wai-itl. Lucy, relh-t of the late Henry John Tvuuielilfe; aged 72 years. WALKER. Feb. 17, at Wanganui. Byron Charles, the beloved son of Byron CosBins and Elizabeth Walker; aged 5 months. WATSON.— Feb. 17. at Eden-st.. Newmarket, Auckland, dearly beloved son uf Henry and Margaret Watson; aged 5 months and 3 weeks.

WATT.—Dec. 28, 1903. at Swanage. Dorset, b ngla nd, John, the beloved husband of Elisabeth M. Watt, bite of Oriental Bay, Wellington, in his 73rd year. Deeply regretted.

WILSON.—Feb. 11, at Waitabunn. Violet Ellen, dearly beloved youngest daughter of David ami Martha Wilsun; aged 8 years and 11 months.

WOODHAM. At Belfast. N.Z Feb. 16. Walter Henry, second son of T. W. ami J. B. Woodham; aged 5 months.