DEATHS.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4169, 31 July 1874, Page 7

DEATHS.

Kingi Wuibmu, Chief of the Rarawa, at Ahipara Mangouui District, on the 20th of May last. Ho was amongst the first Assessors appointed in that district 27 years ago, and he has always been a faithful and zealous supporter of the law. He was a brother of Hare Nepia Te Morenga, and a man of considerable influence. Hardixge.—On the Gth'inst, at Barrett's Hotel, H. C. D. Hardinge, of Wanganui. Farxall.—On May 3, at Devonshire Buildings, Bath, Emma Bose, the wife of Harry Warner Farnall, Esq., Auckland, New Zealand. Cleland,—On July 18, Capt. H. Cleland, aged fiftysix years. Booth—July ID, at the residence of Mrs. Cobham, Willis Street, Elizabeth, beloved daughter of William and Jane-Booth, Taratahi, Waivarapa, aged nineteen years. Johnstox.—On July 20, at Mastevton, the infant son of Mr. A. J ohn, ton, aged 12 davs. Raymond.—On Jipy 25, at Wellington Terrace, DoiOuhy, wife of Mr. William John Raymond. Ward.—On May 31st, at the Parsonage, Killinchy, County Down, Ireland, the Hon. and Rev. Henry Ward, third son of the late Viscount Bangor, and father of the late Crosbie Ward, Esq., aged seventyeight years. Cunteibury papers please copy. Niciiolls.—At Tenui, on Sunday, the lOtli instant, Frederick, the beloved son of Arthur Nicholls, aged six years. Macdonald. —On the 2Cth inst., at Wellington, Alexander Charles Phipps Macdonald, E?q., Assistant Under Secretary, aged thirty-nine years.