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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 21, 25 May 1899, Page 6

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MISS aiAKOARKT LAMB, (IORE,

Ix our last i=sue we briefly announced the death of Mips Margaret Lamb, daughter of Mr. James Limb, East (Jh;.uon, Core. The sad event took place on Monday of last week, and the funeral on the following Wednesday. The Very lt^. Dean M mkay (uncle of the deceased), and Rev. Fathers Murphy and O'Neili (\Vniton) arrived in Gore on Tuesday, and on th-* following moniui'.; a R ( qiuem Mass ror the deceas-ed was said, tho celebrant bi'in; tne Key. Father Murphy, assisted by the Very Re\. Dean Ylackay and the Hey Fathers O Donnell and Mc(Jrath. In the ;"-ternoon the remains were taken to the chinch, tne ikrgv {(receding ttie heai-? At the church the Very Rev. Dta.ii M.u.kay ga\e the absolution, and from thence tne funeral cortege lift lor the cemclery, Gore, where the interment took place, tn^ sen ice at the gn\< -ide being conducted by Dtan Mackay. assisted by the lU>\ . Fa hers Murphy, O'Neill, O'Donufll, and McGrath. The funer.il was the largest seen in the district for a very long time, and great .sympathy was manifested on all side* for the parents and relatives ol the deceased young lady. — J' IP MRs. VAI'CHAX, MATALIiA. It is with feelings of deep regret we record the death of Mrs. Vaughan, wife of Mr. Hugh Vauglian. Matnura, and niece of Mrs". Costelloe, Dunedin, which took place on the 17th inst. The remain* were brought to Dunedin on Thursday, and on Friday were takt^r to St. .losipns Cathedral, wli^ro the first part of the burial service was said uy the lie/. Father Rv.ui. 'ihe l mitral, which w.is very large, left the Cathedral for the S m thorn Cemetery where the interment took place, the Rev. Father Murphy c inducting the service at the graveside. — 1! I.P.