DEATHS.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XL, Issue 18, 29 April 1908, Page 59

DEATHS.

ARMITAGE.—On April 24th. 1908. at his residence, Union-st., William Stanley, the beloved husband of Mary C. Armitage, eldest son of William and Mary Ann Armitage, and son-in-law of Matthew and Clara Martin; aged 38 years., ATKINSON. -On Tuesday. April 20. at her parents* residence, Nancy, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vai. Atkinson; aged eight days. BUTLER.—On April 19th, at his residence. Pah-road, Epsom, Charles Henry Butler, the beloved husband of Mary Butler, age DOWLING.--At the residence of her aunt, Mrs. Lonergun, Hobson Park-rd.. Parnell, Veronica Irene, youngest and dearly beloved daughter of Harry and the late Julia Dowling; aged 7 months.—R.l.P. •FLETCHER. On April 21st. 1908, at the District Hospital, Maggie, beloved youngest daughter of Hugh and Anna Fletcher; aged 18 years. GOERTZ.—On Thursday. April 23rd, at Auckland Hospital, Alice, the dearly beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs R. Goertz, aged 4 years and 4 months. Deeply regretted. “Safe in the arms of Jesus.” HAMILTON.-On April 22. 1908. al the Cost ley Home, Epsom, Robert John Hamilton; aged 47 years. 105 iHASTILOW. On April 21, at the district hospital, A. 11. Hast How, chief engineer of s.s. Victoria; aged 32 years. Deeply *• regretted. HUTCHINSON. On 25th April. 1908. accidentally killed, Lu'cilla Rose, dearly-be-loved only daughter of W. G. and Emma J. W. Hutchinson; aged 4 years and 11 months. JACKSON. At Kamo (suddenly), Thomas 'Mandeuo, third son of Samuel and Sarah Jackson, Orakel-rd., Reuiuera; aged 45 years.

KING.—On April 19. 1908, Florence Kath erine, the dearly beloved eldest daughter of Thomas and Sarah King (late of One hunga); aged 23 years. “Rest, sweet rest, at last.” LILBURNE.—On April 11th, at his residence, 69, Cauongate-street, Dunedin. Dayld Lilburne. the beloved husband of Anna Louisa Lilburne; in his 71st year. LYON.—On April 19th, 1908, at his parents* residence. Lower Hepburn-st., Alfred Charles, dearly beloved infant son of John and Florence Lyon; aged 7i mouths. MARTIN.—On 23rd April, at her parents’ residence, Suinmer-st., Mt. Eden, MurielSpooner, dearly-beloved daughter of W. and E. J. Martin; aged Irday. ? . “Thy will be done.” McCREA.—On 19th April, at Cambridge, Jane, dearly beloved wife of Hugh Gamble McCrea, aged 74. NICHOLSON.—On 24th April, at the Auckland Hospital. Maria, widow of the late J. It. Nicholson. PQRTER.—On April 18th, at the District Hospital, Frederick James, the dearly be« loved husband of Mary Porter and second, son of William and Annie Porter, of Franklin-road, aged 22 years. Deeply regretted. . PRICE.—On April 19, 1908, at Auckland Hospital, through a sad accident, James, beloved husband of Sarah Price; aged 64 years. RILEY.—On April 23rd, at the District Hospital, George Edward (Mick), the dearly beloved husband of Elizabeth Riley, and the fourth son of Charlotte and the late James Riley, of Wallace-st., Ponsonby, aged 40 years. TYER.—On April 21. Louisa Catherine, the dearly-beloved wife of Arthur Tyer. A great sufferer. Rest at last. WATT. —On Thursday, at the residence of her daughter. Mrs G. Moody, Arthnr-st., Onehunga. Lydia, relict of the late Robert Watt, in her 78th year. WAKELIN. On Thursday, April 23rd. at Hawera Hospital, Henry Eve rat’d, the beloved oldest son of Herbert and Agnes Wakelin, aged 14 years.