DEATHS.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3, 20 July 1907, Page 46

DEATHS.

ANDERSON. —On July 9th. at the Schoolhouse, Amberley, Canterbury, John Peter, dearly beloved and only son of J. and N. Anderson, aged 6 years and 7 months. BERRY - On the 9th July, 1907, at Adelaide, South Australia, the Rev. J. Berry, formerly of New Zealand; aged 61 years.

BOREIIAM. On the 10th of July, at his parents’ residence, 60, Cargill-road, South Dunedin, George Edwin, beloved, son of Steve and Edith Sarah Boreham; aged 11 years.—R.l.P.

BOYLE.—At Thames, on July 13, 1907, Arthur, dearly beloved sou of the late Thomas and Sarah Boyle; aged 30 years. --Rest in peace.

CARAMAN.—On July 10, 1907, at his ’ate residence, Queen-st., Onehunga, ’ Natale, the dearly beloved husband of Sarah Jane Caraman, in his 56th year; no mourning. —R.I.P. CORDERY. On July 9th, at 74, Canonstreet, St. Alban’s, Christchurch (late of Woolston), William, the beloved husband of Edith Alice Cordcry, aged 64 years. DALZIEL.—On July 11th. at Mrs Wise’s Private Hospital, Rangiora, Canterbury, Martha Currie, second daugter of the late James Dalziel, Fernside; aged 37. Deeply regretted. EMMETT. —On July 10th, at her late residence, Quinn’s-road, Shirley, Canterbury, Jane, the beloved wife .of A. W. Emmett, aged 41 years. A patient sufferer at rest. GEORGE. — On July 10th“. at her late residence. New Plymouth, Elizabeth Hannah, the .beloved wife of John O. George. HANLON..- On July 11, 1907, at her residence. Great North-rd., Rose, relict of the late Joseph Hanlon; aged 80 years.— R.I.P.

HEER. On the sth July, at Meth ven, Christchurch, Martha, the beloved, wife of Edward Heer; aged 50 years.

HERON. -On the 9th July, at her residence. 302, Castle-street, Dunedin. Mrs Jane Heron. late of Cromwell; aged 73. Deeply regretted.

HOLT. July 9th, at the Christchurch Hospital. Henry James Holt, in bis sixty-second year.

HOWARD. On 11th inst.. at Nelson-st., Constance, the dearly beloved infant daughter of J. and S. Howard; aged three months.

IIVMBY. On July 10th, at his parents’ residence, Oxford-st.. Newton. Harry Frederick, dearly-beloved. iufant son of Walter and Amanda Humby; aged 2 months.

KING. On July 5. at his parents’ residence, Hill-street. Newmarket. Andrew Angus, only and dearly beloved son of Roberta and J. B. King: aged 12 months.

LAWRENCE. -On the 10th of July, at Dunedin, Jane, the eldesi daughter, of William Lawrence date’’ <»f Allantou); aged 19 years. :

LONG. On July 10, at his grandmother'sresidence, Eden-st., Mt. Eden, John Willram, the dearly beloved youngest son of Edward and Margaret Long; aged IO months.

MARTIN. On July Nth. at her residence, Stanley City, Mrs Louisa Martin; aged 7-1 years.

MACAULAY. On the 11th July, at Oainaru. Thomas Marton Macaulay, Clydevale Station, second son of the late Rbliett Macaiilay, of Totara Park, (Jamarv.

MACDONALD. On July 11. 1907, at ner mothers residence. Mt. Eden-rd., Flora, eldest beloved daughter of Emily Verdon, and granddaughter of the late Captain Alexander MaiMlonald: aged 22 years.

MrKEAN. At the residence of her sonin law. Mr F. Kenderdine, Burleigh-st., on July 7th. Lydia Mary, widow of TL A. McKran. anti heldv’ed mother of 11. A., E.. S., and F. Diddams.

MvLEOD. On the 10th July, at his residence. Main-road. North-east Valley, Dunedin, AEneas 11.. the lieloved husband of Annie McLeod.

McLEIGH. On May 16th. 1907, nt Long Island City. New York. <»f pneumonia, Charles Edward, the beloved son of George and E’iza McLeigh. of Arch Hill. Auckland, aged 27 years. Deeply yeg ret ted.

MERRIMAN.-On July 11th, at 93, Dur ham-street, Sydenham, Christchurch, Mary, widow of the late William Atkinson Merriman; aged 80 years ; r O’CONNELL.—On July 13, at his parents’ resideiice, Norman by-rd., Mt. Rden r Frances Winifred (Winnie), youngest daughter of Arthur John and Frances Mary O’Connell; aged 1 year 9 months. —R.I.P. — Wellington and Stratford papers please copy. ROSE. —At his residence, Short street, Newmarket, on July 9th, Charles, beloved busband of Mary Elizabeth Rose, late of Ills Majesty’s 70th Regiment; aged 75 years. A short but painful illness. No more sorrow, no more ns in. SARJEANT.—On 10th inst., at 71, Lincoln st., Ponsonby, Ena, the dearly beloved infant daughter of T. G. and M. Sarjeant; aged 11 months. “A patient little sufferer at rest.” SMITH.—On July 10th, at her late residence, Rlchmond-rd., Catherine, beloved adopted daughter of W. M. and E. Smith; aged 16 years. SMITH.—On the 10th July, 1907, at 127, Hanson-street, Wellington, James Smith; aged 77 years. R.I.P. STEWART.—At the Hydropathic Institute, Khyber Pass-rd., Auckland, on July 12, Mrs. Margaret Stewart, relict of th’e ISte Charles Stewart, of Pokeno; aged 73 years. Her end was peace. THOMAS.—On the 10th July, at Christchurch, George Thomas, late of Naseby and Omakau; aged 66 years. WILLIAMSON.—On July 11th, at Newtonrd., Reta Minnie, only and dearly beloved child of Archibald G. and Minnie M. Williamson; aged 12 months. WILSON.— On 7th July, at Mercury Bay Hospital, Edward William, eldest son of John J. and S. Louisa Wilson, aged 38.

WILSON.—At Mercury Bay Hospital, on 7th July, Edward William, dearly-beloved husband of Margaret Jane Wilson, aged

WILKINSON.:—On 9th July, at Timaru, Annie, dearly beloved daughter of Mrs S. W’ilkinson, Mornington. and valued friend of Mr and Mrs T. Hole. YOUNG.—On July 13, at his late residence, Eden Vale-rd.. John Young, in bls 87th year; late of the Chamber of Commerce.