DEATHS.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXII, Issue XI, 12 March 1904, Page 47

DEATHS.

BABER.—At Merlburn, Carlton Mill road Canterbury, February 25. Tlioinaa Trim rose Baber, In his 72r.d year.

BRIDER.—March 2, at Russell street. Wan garni!, Trypbcna. widow of the late Edward Charles Brider, aged 60.

CARTHEW.—February 25, at Devon street. New Plymouth, Philip Richards Carthew, son of the late Captain Edward Carthew, of Cornhill Green, Cornwall, England, In bis 47tli year. CHlTTEY.—Febtuary 28, at 96, Danielstreet. Wellington. Edward John, eldest sou of Francis John and Margaret Chlttey, aged 2J years.

CORSON.—Feb. 21, at Ilelensbrook, Tokomalriro. Otago, George Corson, farmer, aged 60 years.

CREE. —February 26, at Christchurch. Doris Emily, the dearly beloved twin daughter of J. G. and C. E. 11. Cree, aged 3A months.

CRESSWELL —At Marybank, Wanganui, March 4, Myrtle Louisa, the dearly beloved youngest daughter of John and Louisa Crcssweli, aged 6 years.

FITCHETT. —February 25. at Shannon. Wellington, after a short illness, Clara Matilda, beloved wife of W. 11. Fitchett, aged 38 years and 10 months. FOSTER. —Febiuary 24, at Cargill road, Dunedin, Thomas Sydney, infant son of James S. and Janet Foster, aged five months.

FERGUSON.—February 27, at Pi ptteastreet, Wellington, after a long anti lingering Illness, William Walter Ferguson, aged* 31 years. FULLERTON.—March 6. at Auckland, Daniel Fullerton, youngest son of Samuel and Jane Fullerton (deceased), aged 20 years. HAWKlNS.—February 27, at Pitarua street. Wellington, Annie, the beloved wife of James Hawkins. IIINDLEY.—Feb. 20, at Mathieson street. ■Wanganui, James William, beloved husband of Isabell Bindley; aged 52 years. JENSEN.— February 28, at Sydney-st root. Petono, Alice Constance Jensen, aged six months. JONES. —At Portman Square. London, on January 18, from bronchial pneumonia, Owen a Jones, formerly of Auckland. JOHNSTON.—Feb. 22, at Forbury-road, St. Clair. Dunedin, Mary, the beloved wife of Thomas Johnston; aged 74 years. KELLY. —March 5, at Carlton Gore road, Newmarket, Auckland, James Allison, dearly beloved son of John and Annie Kelly, aged 21 years. KERR. —February 26, at Nelson, Elizabeth, widow of the late John Kerr, of Lake Station. McDOWALL.—February 28. at Melbourne, Victoria. Sarah, lelict of the late C. S. McDowall, late of Greymouth, New Zealand, and beloved mother of Agnes, Jennie, Maud, Florence, William, Charles, Alfred and Arthur McDowall. McLEOD.-March G, at Hepburn street, Auckland, Aileen L.. the dearly beloved third daughter of D. M. and Maria McLeod, aged seven years. M’LEAN. —February 27, at Lawrence, Otago. Agnes, the beloved wife of Malcolm M‘Lcan, of the Lands and Survey Office. NIXON.—Feb. 21. at Glasgow. Wanganui. Edward, beloved husband of Katherine Nixon; aged 53 years. O’HALLORAN.—Feb. 15, at Wanganui. Susan, beloved daughter of John O’Halloran, Ennis, County Clare; aged 21 years. RICHARDSON.—Februaiy 2G, at No. 22. Talavera Terrace, Wellington, Charles Henry, Infant son of Charles and Edith Richardson. SALEK.—February 23. r.t Wigton Villa, River Rank. Wanganui, Morris Salek, aged 73 years. SHEEHAN. February 25. at Baisweil, Canterbury, John Sheehan, in his 54th year. SCREEN. Feb. 23. at Nascby. Otago. Thomas Hill, the beloved husband of Matilda Screen; aged 74 years. STEVENSON. —February 29, at I’oi t Chalmers. Charles, dearly beloved husband of Janet Chalmers Stevenson, aged 69 years. THOMSON —February 23. at Wakail, Halfway Bush, Otago, Alex. Thomson, aged WATSON. —February 24, at Glendovoyroad, Fendalton, Canterbury, Noel Charlie (little Boysey), .infant son of W. 11. and K. Watson, aged 3J months.