DEATHS.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5, 3 August 1907, Page 51

DEATHS.

ANSON.—On 22nd July, William Horace aged 62 years. BAINBRIDGE. — At King Edward-st., Mt. Roskill, Audrey Eileen, the dearly beloved twin daughter of Henry and Amy Bainbridge; age 13 months. Private interment. r “Safe in the_arn)s of w >Jesus>” BECROFT.—On-July 25th-,- at-.his date-re-sidence, ..Je^yMs-pqad, ; -the dearly beloved husuifnd“ of Sarah Ann Becroft; aged 62 years. At rest. BLOXHAM.—JuIy 27th, -at- her residence, Avondale, suddenly, of heart failure, the dear wife of H. Bloxham; aged .55. BOURKE. — On July 27th, at Cambridge, John Bourke, the dearly beloved son of Patrick and Eliza Bourke; age 28 years. — R.I.P. r ... BROWNE.—On July 19th, William Edward (Willie), dearly beloved eldest son of Arthur Horace and, Anne Christine Browne, Three Kings, Mt. Roskill; aged 9 years and 8 months. T ' _ . Drowned, ih the foundering of the Floi | K Thomas Clark, beloved brother of MiniHe an’d George Clark, and beloved nephew «of Mr and Mrs H. R. Johnson, Ellbrslie; aged 19 years and 11 months. DAVIS, On July 25, at her mother’s residence, Tepapa, Onehunga, Rhoda Hampton Davis (Daisy). - ' ’ GILLESPIE.—On July 26th, 1907, at the Auckland Hospital, Walter Scott, the only son of Lucyand the late, Sampson ; Gil&sP>e; aged 21’ yoars. The funeral *vsll . leave the residence of his brother-in-law, A. Jackson, Wynyard-rd., Mt. Eden, tomorrow, Sunday, at 2.30 p.m., for Purewa HANNIGAN.—On 23rd July, at the District Hospital, Sarah Ann, dearly beloved Wife <‘f George Hannigan. R.I.P. *■ MARSHALL. — On.lqly 25th, nt his Mrents’ residence, corner Norfolk-st. ’and I onsonby rd.. Hendry Somervell James, the dearly beloved son of Joh'h and Mar-' garet Marshall; aged 2 years 2 months. "Suffer -little children-/.to, come unto me.” • ”*• - • • - • MESSAGE. — On July. 21st, 1997, .at.B9.Yft, I’jji, Mary BaHjerJ 'the dearly beloved wife of William Message; aged 29 years; youngest daughter of John Barber, \ date of Edinburgh, Scotland; deeply .regretted. oI| I’HANT. — On ?2nd July. 1907, at'thc parents’ residence, /Domalp-st.. lleypnbort, George HanHinau, dearly beloved youngest son of Robert and Lucia Oliphant; aged three months. IARKINSON.—On July 26th, at the reslh^ Ce /' f -M 1 ' H|jsgiD9, Epsom, Arthur, loved son of Thomas Parkinson, of Opotiki; aged 32 years. r^MAN.— On J|jly 2 4th, at his parents’ residence, Mt. Albert, James Clifford, the ar ly beloved Infant son of James and 1 1 enman; asred 3* months. / ’ |i*On July 27th, at ’’Hararu'’ •\ursing Homo Frances Ann Codnor, widow of the late George Newell Phillips, •nd dearly beloved mother of F. KI. Hißted b M ' ,|lRO Pi »««■<> O’ .’? ,, . ARDT -O'i Jily -23, iftfff,: at Hot. Charles, the beloved husband rtf Kathleen Re.'M«edt; aged 38 years.

KOHAN. On July 2.3 rd, at Walkino, Edward, the dearly beloved and only son of Martin and Hnuuah Kohan; aged 11 years and 3 months. STUART. 7 Drowned in the wreck of the scow Surprise on Sunday, July 21st. Arthur de Barrs (Alf. nt sea), third be- ■ loved son of the late Captain Stuart, of the s.s. Rosamond, Union Steamship Co., and Helen Stuart, of Esplanade-road, Mt. Eden, and the beloved brother of J. Stuart, first mate of the Alexander Craig, and of W. Stuart, of the Hazel Cialg. and cousin of Capt. 11. W. Wigmore, of the A.U.S.N. Co.; aged 20. Deeply regretted. Australasian papers, please copy. TAYLOR.—On the 26th July, at the Auckland Hydropathic Institution,' Khyber Pass, William Charles, beloved son of 1 George and the late Louisa Taylor, of Mt. Victoria, Devonport; aged 25 years. No mourning." WINSEK.—On July 23rd, at Auckland Hospital, Frederick William Allan, late of Upper Holloway, London; aged 28. WOOD. —On July 21, at her late residence, Stanley - Street, Devonport, Annie, widow of Edward Wood. WOOD. — On July 24th, at St. Helens Hospital, Pltt-st., Sara, beloved wife of Vai. Wood, SulToik-st., Newton; aged 33 years.