OBITUARY.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXX, Issue 50, 11 December 1902, Page 19

OBITUARY.

MB. PHILIP DUFFY, JDN., TCAPEKA. PhJn iS T*^* th nCere r , egr6t w « hav e announce the death of Mr Philip Duffy, jun., only son of Mr Philip Duffy, Tuapeka Flat, and son-in-law of Mr John Roughan, Lawrence, which occurred at h» residence, Ross place, on Saturday. The late Mr Duffy (eaji the 'Taapeka Times') had been in delicate health for some conOnTwiVT 1 bUt *l Badden an eßdin * wa B innoway«pecS. On Friday afternoon he was about the town attending to his business His remains wore interred in the Lawrence cemetery on Monday afternoon, a very large number of people from the sat3J2 dietnote attending the fnneral. The bnrial service wu conducted by the Very Rev. Monsignor O'Leary.— R.l.P. MB PHILIP LEENEY, WaIMATB. It is with regret (writes our Waimate correspondent) I have to chronicle the death of Mr Philip Leeney, which took plao?on December 3, after a long illness. He was a very old resident of the district, having arrived here in 1879, and was most respected In his illness he was attended to by the Rev. Father Regnault, and died fortified by the rites of Holy Church. On Thursday the remains were taken to St. Patrick's Church, and on Friday mormn* a Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated. The funeral took place in the afternoon and was largely attended. Tne Rv. Father! Regnault and Aobry officiated at the graveside. The deceased lea vet a grown-np family of three daughters and two sons, one of the latter being a Manet Brother in Sydney.— R I.p. EEV. FATHFE MALONE. 8 M., HOKITIKA. The Rev. Father Malone (writes our Hokitika correspondent) died in the Westland Hospital on Wednesday evening ot last week. He had been ailing for some flime and had only returned a week ago from Otira, where hl,u a h^fV? . recu P eiate hls health. Finding that his £ wi \ r %> *u l ini I ) y ovini? ' he entered the hospital on Sunday. Father Malono, who was only 34 years of acre was educated at St. Patrick's College, Wellington and at Meanee Seminary, and was amongst the first of the College students to leceive Holy Orders He was very popular with all classes, and was especially esteemed by the Catholics of this district, who feel keenly his death The deceased was bom in Wanganui en Augustl2, 1868, and was brought up in Hawera, where bis father, Mr. John Malone. who died some time ago was a highly respected settler. After his ordination lather Malone labored in Christchurch, Teniuka and other parts of Canterbun- He had charge of the Grev~ mouth parish during the absence in Europe of the Very Itev. Dean Carew, and about twelve months ago was transferred to Hokitika At the request of his mother the remains were sent to ITawera for interment — R I P