DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2895, 8 September 1909, Page 49

DEATHS.

I AITKEN. — On September 6, at her parents' ■ residence, Seal Point road, Sandymount, 1 Frances Wilier (Fanny), dearly "beloved [ youngest daughter of Alexander and Mar- | garet Aitken; aged 13 years. , j I BRL'CE.— On September 4, at Dunedin, [ , George Bruce, iaie employee Otago Har- ; bour Board ; in his eighty-second ye«r. '"At rest." DAVIES.— On September 1, at her residence, b7 Glasgow streel, Uunedin South, Suian. relict of J-chn Davies ; aged 71 years "At rest." DARROCH.— On July 15, at Minerva Cottage. Kilbirnie, Ayrshire. Scotland, Agnes Mathie. re ict of 0 aznes Darroch, merchant, and sister of Mrs William Allan, St. Kilda, Dunedin ; in her eighty-second year. I Di^bUHRASS.— On September 4, at the Duuedm Hospital, John, beloved husband of Beatrice Deuchrass, 67 Arthur street; aged 48 year«. 13ARDIE.— On Wednesday. September 1, 1903, at his residence. M'Master street. East Invercargiil (suddenly). George Hardie, late I head master of the North Invercarg:'! i School; in his seventy-fifth year. | HARF.LR — On September 4, 1939, at his parents' rosidevioe, Clinton, James Gordon, ' dearly beloved youngest sou oi Randolph and Ellen Harper; aged 11 weeka. Deeply regretted. j HISLOP.— On September 6, at Salamanca road, Wellington, Annie, beloved wife of the Hon. T. W. Hislop. M'LAREN.— On September 4, Colin, the beloved son of Isabella and the late Alexander M'Laren, of Goodwocd. Deeply regretted. I MUSKETT.— On August 25, at 143 Eliza- I bath street, Hyde Park, Sydney, Philip Edward Muskett, L.R.C.P. «t. L.R.C.S., I Edin. ; aged 52 years, # MILLS.— Ob Septeitibar 4, at her mother's residence, 40 Mom road. Woodh-augb, Elizabeth, the beioved daughter of Jessie and the late John Mills. Deeply regretted. PATTILLO.— On August 31. at her residence, .'lls Castle streei, Hargftrei Bremner, thebelcved wife cf James Pattiifc, -in her ' seventy-third year. "At re!st.' r Deeply mourned. " ; PARKER.— On September 4, .at. the resi- - ' denes of Mr John Dathie, Clyde street, j Maiy, relict of William Parker; in her eis;hiy-tbird jeai SINCLAIR.— On Septembsr 2, at his residence. 6 Bernicia street, Port Chalmers. , James Jamieson Sinclair, dearly beloved husband of Alice Oiga Edgar Sinclair, and j third son of Robert and Margaret Sinclair, ' of Bellevu© place; aged 25 years. "Tho Lord gave and the Lord has taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord." SLOAN.— On September 7, 1909, at Green Island, Eliza, the beloved wife of William Sloan; aged 58 years. "At rest." — Funsrai To-mrrrow (Thursday), at 2.30 p.m. No flowers. THOMSON.— On Sunday, September 5, at Alesandia, Emma, the beloved wife of J. D. Thomson; aged 47 years "Ai, rest" TONKIN.— On September 4. at his residence, 389 George street. William James, beloved husband of Joan Tonkin ; aged 52 years. Native of Truro. WALKER —On September 7, at his residence, Chaucer street. Milton, Alexander Walker, miller, the beloved husband of Isabella Brough ; aged 71 years. Deeply rep-retted. WARREN.— On September 5, at her mother's residence, 15 Arney street, South Dunedin, Elsie, relict of W H. D. Warren, and youngest daughter of Amelia and the late James Williamson ; aged 33 years. WATSON. — On Sunday, August 29, at Tun- ■ bridge Wells, England (alter a long ill-n-e-ss). George Watson, at one time of N.Z. Survey Department, Invercargill ; aged 47 years.